Tweak governors, regenerate configs

PegasusQ still provides best battery/performance ratio for me, setting it as default is a good move, even if zzmoove is more snappy
LulzactiveQ is totally useless. You can tweak either pegasusq or zzmoove as they're fairly customizable
Performance with AndreiLux's fix to bring all cores when activated is still excellent for benchmarks

Noop won my performance/battery/overhead benchmark.
- It doesn't cause any overhead (because noop is basically no governor)
- We really don't need any governor when we have high-speed eMMC sd card
- Even under heavy load noop is still the fastest one
- You can't get better battery life because lack of governor will be always more battery friendly than any

Conclusion: While CPU governor is important, I/O governor is not

I/O governor is important when we're dealing with potentially slow devices, like HDDs
It's also important when access to different parts of storage is different, typical in HDDs

We have eMMC flash memory, with equal access to every part of the storage

- CFQ is slow and bad, typical for HDDs and desktop systems with lots of multitasking at the same time
- ROW was not designed for flash memories (HDDs actually), typical for HDDs with smoothness
- Deadline is awesome, but still causes unnecessary overhead we don't need, typical for servers
- There's currently no I/O governor designed for flash memories, Noop is the closest

Therefore, I'm dumping the I/O governor hype and putting Noop as the only one
At least until someone proves me wrong on above statements