docs(wiki): Combine "Custom Format Synchronization" page with "Behavior"

From PR: #117
Fixes #60

wiki/Behavior.md

@@ -26,3 +26,49 @@ The name is generated as follows:
 See the [Migration System] page.
 
 [Migration System]: https://github.com/recyclarr/recyclarr/wiki/Migration-System
+
+## Radarr
+
+### Custom Format Synchronization
+
+Custom format synchronization is broken up into three categories
+
+- Creation: Custom formats that are in the guide but do not exist in Radarr are **created**.
+- Updates: Custom formats that already exist in both the guide and in Radarr are **updated**.
+- Deletions: If deletions are allowed by having the `delete_old_custom_formats` configuration
+  setting set to `true`, then custom formats in Radarr are deleted if they are removed from the
+  guide **or** removed from your configuration file.
+
+> **Important**
+>
+> Recyclarr will *never* touch custom formats that you create by hand, unless they share a name with
+> a custom format in the guide. In general, Recyclarr must have been the one to create a custom
+> format in order to do anything to it (update or delete).
+
+### Cache
+
+#### Summary
+
+The synchronization cache in Recyclarr allows it to more accurately detect changes to custom formats
+in the TRaSH guides. This mainly helps cover changes like renames.
+
+Once Recyclarr creates or updates a custom format in Radarr, it records information about it in a
+cache file located on disk. The location varies depending on platform:
+
+- Windows: `%APPDATA%/recyclarr/cache`
+- Linux: `~/.config/recyclarr/cache`
+- MacOS: `~/Library/Application Support/recyclarr/cache`
+
+The cache files are not meant to be edited by users. In general I recommend leaving them alone.
+Recyclarr will manage it for you. However, sometimes a bug may cause an issue where deleting the
+cache directory will be a good way to recover.
+
+#### Custom Format Identification Behavior
+
+The cache stores and remembers the last known valid name for a custom format. If a custom format
+gets renamed in the Trash Guide, you don't need to immediately rename it in your YAML config. Trash
+Updater will issue a warning in console output when the names become outdated. This gives you plenty
+of time to fix the issue.
+
+Note that if the cache gets deleted, custom formats with outdated names will no longer synchronize
+to Radarr and you will need to either remove it or fix the name.

wiki/Custom-Format-Synchronization.md

@@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
-Custom format synchronization is broken up into three categories:
-
-- Creation: Custom formats that are in the guide but do not exist in Radarr are **created**.
-- Updates: Custom formats that already exist in both the guide and in Radarr are **updated**.
-- Deletions: If deletions are allowed by having the `delete_old_custom_formats` configuration
-  setting set to `true`, then custom formats in Radarr are deleted if they are removed from the
-  guide **or** removed from your configuration file.
-
-> **Important**
->
-> Recyclarr will *never* touch custom formats that you create by hand, unless they share a name with
-> a custom format in the guide. In general, Recyclarr must have been the one to create a custom
-> format in order to do anything to it (update or delete).
-
-## Cache
-
-### Summary
-
-The synchronization cache in Recyclarr allows it to more accurately detect changes to custom formats
-in the TRaSH guides. This mainly helps cover changes like renames.
-
-Once Recyclarr creates or updates a custom format in Radarr, it records information about it in a
-cache file located on disk. The location varies depending on platform:
-
-- Windows: `%APPDATA%/recyclarr/cache`
-- Linux: `~/.config/recyclarr/cache`
-- MacOS: `~/Library/Application Support/recyclarr/cache`
-
-The cache files are not meant to be edited by users. In general I recommend leaving them alone.
-Recyclarr will manage it for you. However, sometimes a bug may cause an issue where deleting the
-cache directory will be a good way to recover.
-
-### Custom Format Identification Behavior
-
-The cache stores and remembers the last known valid name for a custom format. If a custom format
-gets renamed in the Trash Guide, you don't need to immediately rename it in your YAML config. Trash
-Updater will issue a warning in console output when the names become outdated. This gives you plenty
-of time to fix the issue.
-
-Note that if the cache gets deleted, custom formats with outdated names will no longer synchronize
-to Radarr and you will need to either remove it or fix the name.