docs: Increase LN disk recommendation to 100GB and bridge/full RAM to 16GB

[Wondertan]

It's supposed to be temporary to give us some buffer until the sample and header pruning is finished. Afterward, we can revert and even decrease to ~5GB with pruning milestones finished.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the minimum required SSD storage for a light node from 50 GB to 100 GB.
  • Updated the minimum recommended memory requirement for bridge and full-storage nodes to 16 GB RAM.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates involve increasing the minimum SSD storage requirement for light nodes to 100 GB and updating the minimum recommended memory requirement for bridge and full-storage nodes to 16 GB RAM. These changes aim to enhance the performance and stability of the nodes under varying resource constraints.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
nodes/light-node.md	Updated SSD storage requirement from 50 GB to 100 GB
nodes/bridge-node.md	Updated minimum recommended memory from 4 GB to 16 GB RAM
nodes/full-storage-node.md	Updated minimum recommended memory from 4 GB to 16 GB RAM

🐇✨ In the land of code and node,
A rabbit hopped down the storage road.
"Make room, make room!" it cheerily cried,
"For bytes and bits need space to abide!"
Now with a hundred gigs to play,
Our nodes will hum a brighter day.
🌟📀

Possibly related issues

• celestiaorg/celestia-app#2935: This update aligns with the objective of addressing crashing issues in consensus-full-nodes due to insufficient RAM. By increasing the minimum RAM requirement for nodes, stability is prioritized over sync speed, potentially mitigating the problem outlined in this issue.

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PR Preview Action v1.4.7 :---: Preview removed because the pull request was closed. 2024-05-08 15:15 UTC

[jcstein]

TODO

• [x] revise diagram to say 100GB
• [x] revise diagram to say 16GB for RAM for bridge/full