Added introduction to the new server profile/mode for the scx_loader

src/content/docs/configuration/sched-ext.mdx

@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Here is an explanation of what each mode means in scx_loader.
 - **Mode 1** = `Gaming`
 - **Mode 2** = `Power Saving`
 - **Mode 3** = `Low Latency`
-{/* - **Mode 4** = `Server` *Currently only available for bpfland* */}
+- **Mode 4** = `Server` *Currently only available for bpfland*
 
 Example: LAVD running in Mode 1 is the equivalent of `scx_lavd --performance`
 
@@ -149,6 +149,7 @@ Bpfland when making decisions on which cores to use, it takes in consideration t
 - Multimedia/Audio production
 - Great interactivity under intensive workloads
 - Power saving
+- Server workloads
 
 ### [scx_flash](<https://github.com/sched-ext/scx/tree/main/scheds/rust/scx_flash>)
 

src/content/docs/features/kernel_manager.mdx

@@ -106,6 +106,7 @@ In order to achieve this, the Kernel Manager uses the `scx_loader` with a config
 | **Low Latency** 	| `-k -s 5000 -l 5000` 	| Meant to lower latency at the cost of throughput. Suitable for real-time applications like Audio Processing and Multimedia. 	|
 | **Gaming**      	| `-k -m performance`  	| Optimizes for high performance in games. Prioritizes P-cores over E-cores on Intel CPUs and CCDs on Ryzen X3D CPUs.         	|
 | **Power Save**  	| `-m powersave`       	| Prioritizes power efficiency. Favors less performant cores (e.g E-cores on Intel).                                          	|
+| **Server**        | `-c 0`                | Disables the interactive task classification in Bpfland making more capable for a server, an increase of approximadetely 2-3% in server workloads is expected
 
 #### LAVD