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The version 22.10 is going to be next month End of Life (to be exact on
July 14 2022), we already offer users to use three LTS versions, so we are safe
to drop this.

- It seems that armhf version for Fedora 35 is no longer available, but
the latest version (in this case - 36) is available. Let's update it.

- While at it, bump the oldest Fedora version, which we provide to 35.

Alpine 3.12 won't get any new security updates and arm images are
not available on images.linuxcontainers.org anymore

Take a look at RedHat's FAQ for CentOS/CentOS Stream [1]

[1] https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/faq-centos-stream-updates

This produced HTML page for Gentoo instead of archive. The fix here is
that it needs to look for xz not for bz2.

This also adds arm64 variant as well as other variation on standard
system.

Ubuntu 21.04 is going to be End of Life on January 20, 2022, thus remove
it

It seems there are some issues with it, so lets try to revert it.

This reverts commit b93f21cd.

It seems that tarballs are finally there for armv7l, thus it
Fixes: 4f6a4385 ("Update openSUSE Leep
to 15.3 for aarch64")

It seems that for armv7l is not ready yet. As there is only empty
content of the folder while for previous version it works. For now,
let's update it just for aarch64.

It was released on 22 April 2021 and it is supported for just 9 months.

I found versioning stable currently confusing as we have two versions of
Turris OS. It should said Turris OS 5.x HBS, because the stable version
of someone can mean that he could download stable branch on our
repo.turris.cz and try that version, which is not correct, though.

While at it, I also noticed that the LXC container for Turris MOX
regarding Turris OS was missing, so add it as well.

The latest version of Sabayon is currently 19 and I could not find any
mention about ARM release and it is not provided on linuxcontainers.org

So, let's drop it. It is not recommended to use old and outdated OS.

End of life for Standard supports for Xenial Xenus ends in April 2021.