Logged my experince using on GCP with an e2-micro (#193)

* Added log of success/failure on GCP

* Reformatted GCP table

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Co-authored-by: Eric Litak <elitak@gmail.com>
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### Google Cloud Platform
#### Tested on
|Distribution. | Name | Status | test date|
|-------------------------------------|-----------------|-----------|----------|
| Ubuntu on Ampere Altra (Arm64) | 20.04 |**success**|2022-09-07|
| Debian (Amd64) | 11 |**success**|2023-11-12|
|Distribution | Name | Status | test date| Machine type |
|-------------------------------------|-----------------|-----------|----------|--------------|
| Debian | 11 |**success**|2023-11-12|ec2-micro |
| Debian (Amd64) | 11 |**success**|2023-11-12| |
| Ubuntu on Ampere Altra (Arm64) | 20.04 |**success**|2022-09-07| |
| Ubuntu | 20.04 |**success**|2022-09-07|Ampere Ultra |
| Ubuntu | 20.04 |-failure- |2023-11-12|ec2-micro |
### Contabo
Tested on Cloud VPS. Contabo sets the hostname to something like `vmi######.contaboserver.net`, Nixos only allows RFC 1035 compliant hostnames ([see here](https://search.nixos.org/options?show=networking.hostName&query=hostname)). Run `hostname something_without_dots` before running the script. If you run the script before changing the hostname - remove the `/etc/nixos/configuration.nix` so it's regenerated with the new hostname.