readme: drop the entire, outdated config section

An updated config section might be added to the manpage later once
config support is reworked.

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@@ -55,60 +55,6 @@ transitive use flag dependencies across the tree. To alleviate this
 pkgcore.restrictions_ will be refactored, probably leading to splitting
 conditionals off into their own set.
 
-Configuration
-=============
-
-No configuration is required, but some configuration makes ``pkgcheck``
-easier to use.
-
-Checksets
----------
-
-By default ``pkgcheck scan`` runs all available checks. This is not always
-desired. For example, checks about missing stable keywords are often
-just noise in the output for ebuild devs. A checkset defines a subset
-of checks to run. There are two kinds: one enabling a specific set of
-checks and one running every available check except for the specified
-ones. Examples::
-
-  [no-arch-checks]
-  class=pkgcheck.base.Blacklist
-  patterns=unstable_only stablereq imlate
-
-  [only-arch-checks]
-  class=pkgcheck.base.Whitelist
-  patterns=unstable_only stablereq imlate
-
-The first disables the three specified checks, the second enables only
-those three. For available names see ``pkgcheck show --checks``.
-
-``patterns`` is a whitespace-separated list. If the values are strings
-they need to match a component of the name in ``pkgcheck show --checks``
-exactly. If it looks like a regexp (currently defined as "contains a +
-or \*") this needs to match the entire name.
-
-Checksets called ``no-arch-checks`` and ``all-checks`` are defined by
-default.
-
-There are various ways to pick the checkset to use: ``pquery
---checkset``, the checkset setting of a suite and setting
-``default=true`` on a checkset in the configuration.
-
-Reporters
----------
-
-By default the output is in a colorful human-readable format. For full
-tree checks this format may not be optimal since it is a bit hard to
-grep. To use an output format that prints everything on one line, put
-this in your configuration::
-
-  [pkgcheck-plain-reporter]
-  class=pkgcheck.reporters.plain_reporter
-  default=true
-
-To use a non-default reporter use ``pkgcheck scan -R/--reporter``. To see the
-reporters available use ``pkgcheck show --reporters``.
-
 
 .. _`Installing python modules`: http://docs.python.org/inst/
 .. _pkgcore: https://github.com/pkgcore/pkgcore