message: docs(paper): remove comment on run time
diff: @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ While `Nextclade` has some similarities to UShER [@turakhia_ultrafast_2021], the
  UShER places sequences on a comprehensive tree with hundreds of thousands of leaves and further refines the phylogenetic relationship of the user supplied sequences to analyze the fine-scale relationship between the user supplied sequences and other publicly available data. Supplied sequences need to be uploaded to UShER's servers where processing takes place.
  `Nextclade` provides a completely client-side analysis of sequences with a focus on QC, clade assignment, and investigation of variation.
  Nextalign was written for a very specific use case: fast pairwise alignment of similar sequences ($<10\%$ divergence) with limited insertions and deletions.
  -For more diverse data sets, tools like `mafft` or `minimap2` are likely more robust but at a cost of increased runtime.
  +For more diverse data sets, tools like `mafft` or `minimap2` are likely more robust.
  As sequencing of pathogens becomes more wide-spread, bioinformatic analyses of such data increasingly becomes a bottleneck.
  We aim to increase the number of pathogens for which `Nextclade` datasets are provided and hope that it will help users with variable experience levels easily gain as much insight into their own data as possible.
  