docs: Add guides for cosmos-SDK and CometBFT configuration [DEV-4901]

SUMMARY.md

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 * [Setup a new cheqd node](docs/setup-and-configure/README.md)
   * [Pre-Requisites & Requirements](docs/setup-and-configure/requirements.md)
   * [(Alternative) Install with Docker](docs/setup-and-configure/docker.md)
+  * [Configure cheqd node](docs/setup-and-configure/configure-cheqd-node.md)
   * [Configure cosmovisor](docs/setup-and-configure/cosmovisor-configuration.md)
 * [Command Line usage](docs/cheqd-cli/README.md)
   * [Manage keys](docs/cheqd-cli/cheqd-cli-key-management.md)

docs/setup-and-configure/README.md

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 The next set of questions sets common node configuration parameters. These are the *minimal* configuration parameters necessary for a node to function, but advanced users can later customise other settings.
 
-Answers to these prompts are saved in the `app.toml` and `/config.toml` files, which are written under `/home/cheqd/.cheqdnode/config/` by default (but can be different if a different home directory was set above). An explanation of some these settings are available in [requirements for running a node](requirements.md) and the [validator guide](../validator-guide/README.md).
+Answers to these prompts are saved in the `app.toml` and `config.toml` files, which are written under `/home/cheqd/.cheqdnode/config/` by default (but can be different if a different home directory was set above). An explanation of some these settings are available in [requirements for running a node](requirements.md) and the [validator guide](../validator-guide/README.md).
+See more details about `app.toml` and `config.toml` configuration parameters on [this page](./configure-cheqd-node.md).
 
 1. `Provide a moniker for your cheqd-node [default: <hostname>]:`: Moniker is a human-readable name for your cheqd-node. This is NOT the same as your [validator name](../validator-guide/README.md), and is only used to uniquely identify your node for Tendermint P2P address book.
 2. `What is the externally-reachable IP address or DNS name for your cheqd-node? [default: Fetch automatically via DNS resolver lookup]:`: External address is the publicly accessible IP address or DNS name of your cheqd-node. This is used to advertise your node's P2P address to other nodes in the network. If you are running your node behind a NAT, you should set this to your public IP address or DNS name. If you are running your node on a public IP address, you can leave this blank to automatically fetch your IP address via DNS resolver lookup. (Automatic fetching sends a `dig` request to `whoami.cloudflare.com`)