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remove reference to quarkdb-bulkload-finalize in docs

Open Crystal Michelle Chua requested to merge crchua/quarkdb:master into master
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@@ -52,13 +52,11 @@ _or_ raft instance), the server will refuse to start.
Once your data is written, how to turn this into a fully functioning raft cluster,
with reads enabled and replication?
1. Run ``quarkdb-bulkload-finalize`` - this needs to be the last command ran
on the node, more writes are disallowed from this point on. Let the command
run, which may take a while.
1. After ``eos-ns-convert`` has completed, shut down the QuarkDB process.
``eos-ns-convert`` may take an additional 10-15 minutes to completely finish deallocating memory,
during which time it may appear to be hanging; it is recommended to just wait until the process exits cleanly.
2. Once done, shut down the QuarkDB process.
3. To initialize a new raft cluster out of bulkloaded data:
2. To initialize a new raft cluster out of bulkloaded data:
1. Run ``quarkdb-create --path /var/lib/quarkdb/raft --clusterID my-cluster-id
--nodes node1:7777,node2:7777,node3:7777 --steal-state-machine /var/lib/quarkdb/bulkload/current/state-machine``.
@@ -69,7 +67,7 @@ with reads enabled and replication?
3. Create the xrootd configuration files for each node, pointing to the location
where the above directory was copied into.
4. To initialize a new standalone node out of bulkloaded data:
3. To initialize a new standalone node out of bulkloaded data:
1. Run ``quarkdb-create --path /var/lib/quarkdb/standalone --steal-state-machine /var/lib/quarkdb/bulkload/current/state-machine``
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