chore(readmes): cleans up root readme

readme.md

@@ -30,36 +30,6 @@ To get started, first clone this repo & run `npm install`. Next, you'll need to
 
 After these steps are complete, run `lerna run dev --stream`. Alternatively, you can `npm run dev` independently in each separate package (this will make for less spammy output).
 
-#### Server Setup Notes
-
-To run the **Server** in debug mode:
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-- Duplicate and rename `.env-example` to `.env` & fill it in!
-- Make sure a postgres instance is running locally, with two databases present, named `speckle2_dev` and `speckle2_test` (or whatever needed to match your .env `POSTGRES_URL` variable).
-- Make sure a redis instance is running locally.
-- Run `npm install`
-- Run `npm run dev:server` 🚀
-
-#### Frontend
-
-To run the **Frontend** locally in debug mode:
-
-- Switch your working directory to `/frontend`
-- Run `npm install`
-- Run `npm run dev:frontend` from the Server root folder, or `npm run serve` from `/frontend`.
-
-To build the frontend, simply run `npm run build:frontend`.
-
-#### Frontend & Backend
-
-To run both at the same time with one command only, simply run `npm run dev:all`. Take care: for this to work, you should install the frontend dependencies first.
-
-### Testing
-
-The Server is quite thoroughly covered by tests. We'll aim to keep it that way (>90%). Once you have followed the setup steps above, you can run all the tests by hitting `npm run test:server`.
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-For testing specific functionality, use `NODE_ENV=test mocha --grep ${scope} --watch`. For example, if you want to test the commit services only, you can run `mocha --grep @core-commits --watch`
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 ## Contributing
 
 Please make sure you read the [contribution guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md) for an overview of the best practices we try to follow.