修改config.py成config.py.example 补充README_EN.md丢失docker部署部分

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1. 修改config.py.example
2. 补充README.md README_EN.md中 改config.py.example copy成config.py的启动命令
3. 增加README_EN.md中缺少的docker启动命令

修改config.py成config.py.example的好处

1. 防止敏感数据上传到公开仓库
2. 适配不同环境的隐私需求
3. 版本控制优化：减少无效文件变更
4. 最佳实践：行业通用的安全约定

Changes:

1. Modify config.py.example.
2. Add the command to copy config.py.example to config.py in README.md and README_EN.md.
3. Add the missing Docker start command in README_EN.md.

Benefits of renaming config.py to config.py.example:

1. Prevent sensitive data from being uploaded to public repositories.
2. Adapt to privacy requirements of different environments.
3. Optimize version control: reduce unnecessary file changes.
4. Best practice: a common security convention in the industry.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated deployment instructions in both README files to clarify the process of copying and editing the configuration file.
  • Added a detailed "Run by Docker" subsection in the English README, providing step-by-step Docker usage instructions.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The documentation was updated to clarify deployment instructions. The README.md now includes explicit steps to copy the example configuration file before editing, both for Docker and source deployments. README_EN.md adds a detailed "Run by Docker" subsection and reiterates the configuration file copy step in the source deployment instructions.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Added explicit cp config.py.example config.py command to Docker and source deployment instructions.
README_EN.md	Added "Run by Docker" subsection with stepwise instructions and included config copy step in source usage.

Poem

🐇
In README lands, instructions grow,
Copy your config before you go!
Docker or source, the path is clear,
With every step, setup draws near.
Now bunnies hop, no more dismay—
Deployment’s simple, just one cp away!
🌱

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