Add Podman documentation

[TheRealBecks]

Adding Podman documentation

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[moshest]

Thanks — merged #113 and #114. I built both locally first: Docker 5,040 sections, Kubernetes 7,010. Both use the unversioned shape correctly.

One change needed here before I merge this one: please point the URL at containers/podman.

repository: https://github.com/containers/podman

source:
  type: git
  url: https://github.com/containers/podman
  docs_path: docs

podman-container-tools/podman does serve the same content today — same HEAD commit, same 62 branches and 525 tags, so it's the same repo under an old name. But that only works while GitHub keeps the alias. If anyone ever registers that owner name again, the alias stops resolving, and one broken definition fails the whole nightly publish for all 137 packages. Not worth the risk when the canonical URL is right there.

The build itself is fine — 1,257 sections, 226K tokens with docs_path: docs, so that part is correct.

Also replied on #116 about the systemd DocBook question.

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[TheRealBecks]

@claude No, your assertion is wrong: containers/podman is the old repository alias for the new podman-container-tools/podman repository as can be seen in the official repository link: https://github.com/podman-container-tools/podman

So my links are correct. Have fun merging it!