Add OPERATOR_PASSWORD to README
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Hello, I found myself deploying this app manually as I need PostGIS support. I noticed that the README is telling me to set the
SU_PASSWORDand theREPL_PASSWORD, but not theOPERATOR_PASSWORDso I end up with thepostgresuser having the default password ofoperatorpassword.I wasn't sure what the difference in intention between the
flypgadminand thepostgresusers are so I left this vague in the README. Please do clarify the distinction if you think it's important.Also, the README indicates that these environment variables are required, but this isn't technically true: the app deploys fine with the defaults. Perhaps it shouldn't?