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Add Debian unstable install instructions and Debian codenames - #30

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The build service already publishes a Debian_Unstable repository (0.4.0 for amd64 and arm64), but the README and keyloom.net only offered Debian 13 and testing. This adds unstable to both and labels each Debian release with its codename.

  • README: a "Debian unstable (sid)" section after testing; the Debian 13 and testing entries now read "Debian 13 (trixie)" and "Debian testing (forky)".
  • Site: a third Debian tab with the same commands, and codenames in the tab labels and headings.

All nine OBS repositories (Debian 13/testing/unstable, Ubuntu 24.04/25.10/26.04, Fedora 43/44/Rawhide) are now covered. docs/Current_Features.md already listed unstable, so no docs change.

Checked: the site's Debian tabs render and switch in a local preview, including at phone width with no horizontal scroll; git diff --check passes. The commands weren't run on a real sid system — only the repository's key and package index were confirmed to download.

The "forky" label will need changing when Debian 14 is released and testing moves on.

The build service already publishes a Debian_Unstable repository, but the
README and site only offered Debian 13 and testing. Add unstable to both,
and label each Debian release with its codename (trixie, forky, sid).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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BlakeGardner merged commit a63d42c into main Nov 2, 2026
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