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The final wave, which migrated configuration from Turris OS 3.x to
Turris OS 5.x happened on 4th January 2022.

So, in my point of view, it is good to announce the end of life for
Turris OS 3.x - 3 days later on 7th January 2022.

Based on the reporting on forum, it seems that in some cases wget is not
installed and thus it can not download the medkit.

Wget is provided from NAS and LXC package lists and it does not harm to
have it installed on Turris OS 3.x.

The users of this documentation are using SD card so we should warn that
these steps are not most likely what they are looking for. Instead this
points them to the steps for SD card.

The same steps have to be performed for factory reset and in general it
is more important to explain users how to perform factory reset for
Turris 1.x routers on SD card than how to migrate now.

This also fixes problem that kernel would not match modules. The kernel
has to be updated from factory before rollback.

It is not easy even to Turris developers to orient them self in Turris
repositories. The external contributors have that even harder. This
should make possible that more of the external contributors are going to
identify the correct repository to report issue in or submit pull
request to.

Our Gitlab probably is never going to be public for forks creation and
now we mirror all our repositories to Github.com so we can just point
users there.

We plan to launch automatic migration slowly and this updates
documentation to reflect that.

Most of reForis tabs have their own pages and screenshot page is needless.

Foris page use content shared from reForis page.

Ignore release template URL as it is not possible to resolve it without
filling it up. Also report failed URLs at the end of test to make it
easier to go through them.

Pakon uses DPI, not IDS, while Suricata is mainly IDS/IPS. Making
everything bold is equivalent to nothing being bold an just looks ugly
and merging two warning into one.

And add custom admonitions to README.

Josef Schlehofer authored Sep 30, 2021 and Lukas Jelinek committed Oct 04, 2021

We need to switch from Debian stable even though it provides bullseye,
because Debian does not provide security list for stable thus, it is not possible to
build this container. They provide it for bullseye, etc.

The error, which I met:
E: The repository 'http://security.debian.org/debian-security stable/updates Release' does not have a Release file.
The command '/bin/sh -c apt-get update &&   apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends     python3-pip python3-setuptools python3-wheel     git wget     &&   apt-get clean' returned a non-zero code: 100

Also, I added a screenshot to be clear about what is meant by the tab menu.