Move param doc (#2843)

moved param doc from docs repo to here
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# Parameter `CPUFrequency`
Default Value: `160`
Set the CPU Frequency.
!!! Warning
Setting it to 240 will lead to a faster device, but it will also require a stronger power supply!
Additionally, depending on the quality of your ESP32-CAM, it might run unstable!
Possible values:
- 160
- 240

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# Parameter `Hostname`
Default Value: `undefined`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
Hostname for the device.
It gets automatically transferred to `/wlan.ini` on the SD-Card at the next startup.

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# Parameter `RSSIThreshold`
Default Value: `0`
Possible values: `-100` .. `0` (`0` = disabled).
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
This parameter activates a client triggered AP switching functionality (simplified roaming).
If actual RSSI value is lower (more negative) than `RSSIThreshold`, all WIFI channels will be scanned for configured access point SSID. If an access point is in range which has better RSSI value (less negative) than actual RSSI value + 5 dBm, the device is trying to connect to this access point with the better RSSI value.
!!! Note
The RSSI check only gets initiated at the end of each round to avoid any disturbance of processing.
!!! Note
It gets automatically transferred to `/wlan.ini` on the SD-Card at next startup.

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# Parameter `SetupMode`
Default Value: `true`
!!! Note
This parameter is not accessible through the Web Interface Configuration Page!
Set this parameter to `true` to stay in the Setup Mode after the next start of the device.

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# Parameter `TimeServer`
Default Value: `pool.ntp.org`
!!! Warning
This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
Time server to synchronize system time. If it is disabled or `undefined`, `pool.ntp.org` will be used.
You can also set it to the IP of your router. Many routers like Fritzboxes can act as a local NTP server.
To disable NTP, you need to activate it but set the TimeServer config to be empty (`""`).
In such case the time always starts at `01.01.1970` after each power cycle!

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# Parameter `TimeZone`
Default Value: `CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/3`
Time zone in POSIX syntax (Europe/Berlin = `CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/3` - incl. daylight saving)
Check the table on `http://<DEVICE IP>/timezones.html` to find the settings for your region.