Allow Zarr compression to be set for intermediate files #572
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…ata following #572 Set Zarr compression to None for 'processes' examples
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* Remove unused link * Remove optional dependency include as it needs re-organising/simplifying * Update storage page to take account of change in #524 (deleting local intermediate data) * Update memory page to clarify example about setting allowed_mem for local executors * Improve documentation for setting Zarr compression for intermediate data following #572 * Add separate articles link
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See #513