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docs: drop *-mysql naming note from Compose section

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Per-image descriptions already note MySQL/MariaDB support; avoid
explaining internal image naming in the Compose paragraph.

Signed-off-by: Robert Silén <robert.silen@iki.fi>
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Please also follow usage instructions of each Zabbix component image:
> [!NOTE] > [!NOTE]
> The following requires `make` and `docker compose` version 2.24.0 or greater. > The following requires `make` and `docker compose` version 2.24.0 or greater.
You can use the Docker Compose files for MySQL or MariaDB, and PostgreSQL (**compose.yaml** and **compose_pgsql.yaml**, respectively) directly with the ``docker compose`` command. Images with `*-mysql` in the name support both MySQL and MariaDB databases. The required images and the Compose file behavior can be configured through environment variables and the .env file. By default, Alpine-based images and the latest version from the current branch are used. You can use the Docker Compose files for MySQL or MariaDB, and PostgreSQL (**compose.yaml** and **compose_pgsql.yaml**, respectively) directly with the ``docker compose`` command. The required images and the Compose file behavior can be configured through environment variables and the .env file. By default, Alpine-based images and the latest version from the current branch are used.
In addition, a Makefile is provided to configure and run the required Docker Compose files, supporting a variety of base operating system and database engine combinations, as well as to build Zabbix components locally. In addition, a Makefile is provided to configure and run the required Docker Compose files, supporting a variety of base operating system and database engine combinations, as well as to build Zabbix components locally.