docs: Update partitioning cheatsheet to reflect Fedora as default #240
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The partitioning cheatsheet referenced "Arch Linux ARM" as the default installation option, but Fedora Asahi Remix has been the default/flagship distribution since its release. Update the reference to match the current installer behavior. Closes AsahiLinux#221
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Summary
Updates the partitioning cheatsheet to reflect that Fedora Asahi Remix is now the default/flagship distribution, replacing the outdated reference to Arch Linux ARM.
Change:
"for a normal Asahi Linux = Arch Linux ARM install"→"for a normal Fedora Asahi Remix install"This aligns the documentation with the current installer behavior and the official Asahi Linux website which prominently features Fedora Asahi Remix.
Related: #118
Closes #221