.config/psd/.psd.conf: Removing backup from the index

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-#
-# $XDG_HOME_CONFIG/psd/psd.conf
-#
-# For documentation, refer to the psd man page or the wiki page
-# https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Profile-sync-daemon
-
-## NOTE the following:
-## To protect data from corruption, in the event that you do make an edit while
-## psd is active, any changes made will be applied the next time you start psd.
-
-# Uncomment and set to "yes" to use overlayfs instead of a full copy to reduce
-# the memory costs and to improve sync/unsync operations. Note that your kernel
-# MUST have this module available in order to use this mode
-#
-#USE_OVERLAYFS="no"
-
-# List browsers separated by spaces to include in the sync. Useful if you do not
-# wish to have all possible browser profiles sync'ed which is the default if
-# this variable is left commented.
-#
-# Possible values:
-#  chromium
-#  chromium-dev
-#  conkeror.mozdev.org
-#  epiphany
-#  firefox
-#  firefox-trunk
-#  google-chrome
-#  google-chrome-beta
-#  google-chrome-unstable
-#  heftig-aurora
-#  icecat
-#  inox
-#  luakit
-#  midori
-#  opera
-#  opera-beta
-#  opera-developer
-#  opera-legacy
-#  otter-browser
-#  qupzilla
-#  palemoon
-#  rekonq
-#  seamonkey
-#  vivaldi
-#  vivaldi-snapshot
-#
-BROWSERS="firefox chromium"
-
-# Define where browser profiles will reside in tmpfs if $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR isn't
-# defined. This location must be mounted to tmpfs and MUST have permissions
-# of at least 700.
-# Use NO trailing backslash!
-#
-# Suggested locations based on distro defaults:
-#   Arch Linux/Chakra, Fedora, and Gentoo leave this commented out
-#   Debian 8+ use a setting of "/dev/shm"
-#   Ubuntu 15.05+ use "/dev/shm"
-VOLATILE="/tmp/dave"
-
-# Uncomment and set to "no" to completely disable the crash recovery feature.
-#
-# The default is to create crash recovery backups if the system is ungracefully
-# powered-down due to a kernel panic, hitting the reset switch, battery going
-# dead, etc. Some users keep very diligent backups and don't care to have this
-# feature enabled.
-#USE_BACKUPS="yes"