Remove docs related to Elastic Beanstalk

See #16.

doc/howto.md

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-```
-
-## Set up Postgres locally
-
-This how-to guide assumes you are using macOS. The steps will be
-different for different operating systems.
-
-- Install Postgres: `brew install postgresql@16`
-- Start Postgres now and restart at login: `brew services start postgresql@16`
-- Add Postgres to your PATH: `export PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/postgresql@16/bin:$PATH"`
-    - If you are using Zsh (the default shell on macOS), I believe this
-      can go in `.zshrc` in your home directory.
-    - If you use a different shell, the file you put this in might be
-      different, and the syntax might be different.
-- Either reload your shell configuration or restart your terminal
-  session so Postgres executables will be on your PATH.
-- Run `which psql`. You should see: `/opt/homebrew/opt/postgresql@16/bin/psql`
-- Enter the Postgres shell as the default user: `psql postgres`
-- Create the affiliations database: `CREATE DATABASE affils;`
-- Create a new user for the affiliations service:
-```
-CREATE USER affils WITH PASSWORD 'password';
-GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE affils TO affils;
-```
-- Change the owner of the database:
-```
-ALTER DATABASE affils OWNER TO affils;
-```
-- Create and fill out a `.env.local` file in the root of the
-  affiliations repository.
-    - The values you should fill in should be in the `.env.template`
-      file.
-    - See [the doc on environment variables](./envars.md) for more info
-      on environment variables.
-    - The default Postgres port is 5432.
-    - For local development, the host should be localhost.
-
-## View info on AWS
-
-The affils service is deployed to AWS's Elastic Beanstalk service. If
-you use your Stanford credentials to log in to AWS, choose the
-production profile, and set your region to Oregon (us-west-2), and then
-you navigate to the Elastic Beanstalk console, you should see an Elastic
-Beanstalk environment called `affils-env`. The `affils-env` environment
-contains the `affils` application. If you click the `affils`
-application, you should be able to view information about the affils
-service.
-
-## View logs on AWS
-
-When running locally, logs are written to stdout. When running on AWS,
-logs can be viewed in CloudWatch. To view the logs, navigate to the
-CloudWatch web console, then in the side bar click the link to the log
-groups page. Then look for the `web.stdout.log` log group. Then click
-the appropriate log stream (probably the most recent one).
-
-## Deploy to AWS
-
-To deploy the files from your computer, enter the following:
-
-```
-inv deploy
-```
-
-This command should upload the affils files from your computer to AWS's
-Elastic Beanstalk service.
+```