Update configuration.md (## node placement)

[DoerakkerHA]

added some text to ## Node Placement

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Expanded the "Node Placement" section with detailed guidance on ESPresense device placement and system performance.
  • Clarified the use of trilateration based on RSSI from multiple devices.
  • Corrected the spelling of "nelder_mead" in the configuration example and set its "enabled" flag to true.

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Walkthrough

The documentation for ESPresense configuration was updated to clarify the importance of device placement for accurate trilateration, explaining the use of relative RSSI from multiple devices. Additionally, the configuration example was corrected to fix the spelling of "nelder_mead" and enable this locator method.

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File(s)	Change Summary
companion/configuration.md	Expanded explanation of node placement, clarified trilateration vs. proximity, fixed spelling and enabled "nelder_mead" in example.

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In the warren of Wi-Fi, let locators convene,
Trilateration magic, not just what’s seen.
With "nelder_mead" now spelled just right,
Devices placed for signal’s delight.
Documentation grows, like carrots in spring—
Accurate placement makes the system sing!
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60-67: Clarify Node Placement importance
The added paragraph effectively highlights the critical role of device placement and explains trilateration vs. proximity using RSSI. It enhances user guidance without redundancy.

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[style] ~64-~64: This phrase might be redundant. Consider either removing or replacing the adjective ‘additional’.
Context: ...des at the corners of your floor plan - Add an additional node within 1-3 meters - Aim for 5 fixes min...

(ADD_AN_ADDITIONAL)

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[typographical] ~64-~64: If specifying a range, consider using an en dash instead of a hyphen.
Context: ...or plan - Add an additional node within 1-3 meters - Aim for 5 fixes minimum - more...

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129-136: Correct spelling and enable nelder_mead locator
The locator key is now spelled correctly and enabled, matching the expected configuration schema.

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