* Update mastodon-web.service

* Update mastodon-streaming.service

* Update mastodon-sidekiq.service

* templates/systemd/mastodon: add new sandboxing options

* templates/systemd/mastodon: add '@privileged' and remove duplicates SystemCallFilters

* templates/systemd/mastodon: add '@ipc' SystemCallFilter

* templates/systemd/mastodon: add '@memlock' SystemCallFilter

* templates/systemd/mastodon: allow '@resources' filter to mastodon-web service

Always mark jemalloc needed if jemalloc is enabled by akihikodaki · Pull Request #4627 · ruby/ruby
https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/4627
> Symbols exported by jemalloc is referred by the shared library but not
> by the executables when building Ruby as a shared library with
> jemalloc. It causes shared libraries such as the GNU C++ library
> occasionally rely on the memory allocator provided by the standard C
> library. Worse, the resolved symbols can later be replaced with
> jemalloc, and jemalloc may see pointers from the standard C library,
> which results in various failures.
> e.g. https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/15751

As a workaround, do not rely on jemalloc enablement of Ruby, and
preload libjemalloc.so instead.

So they can be copied during installation instead of looking
them up in the documentation

Make default sidekiq configuration use weighted queues

Remove deprecated docs directory