- Move Bash completion of tools to the image (it makes sense to have
  them together).
- bfg download and script.
- Remove the binaries Makefile, remove almost all of the vendored files,
  merge everything back to a single Makefile.
- Delete the Python requirements.txt, it's all in the image anyway.
- Some nicer output in the Git post-merge hook.
- RabbitMQ admin script.
- Update the README.

Now that the Documents folder is rather slim, remove it from CDPATH. Add
the Smile repositories.

- Better detection of the current image in use, will update if the image
  was already downloaded.
- Kill all tmux instances, otherwise it keeps running and but
  malfunctions.

- Silence the curl output.
- Don't block on notifications.

It was nice in theory, but the Nextcloud client (and inotify in general)
don't perform well with many files (and git repos have a lot of files in
.git/). Backup the git repos differently and now I have a much more
manageable Documents folder.

command_warnings is being deprecated. callback_whitelist is being
renamed to callback_enabled. The callback modules are updated to the new
FQDN naming convention.

Instead of using Podman (it's not there yet).

- Replace the bfg shell alias with a script, use the jar in the Docker
  image if available.
- Use full Docker image names for use with Podman.
- Remove kpcli and keybase aliases, not in use anymore.
- In the notify script, get the host' hostname if in a Toolbox
  container.
- Script to update the workbench container.

- wb shell function to launch tmux inside a toolbox container locally.
- wbr shell function to do the same but on ns4.
- Remove the workbench SSH config, not used now.
- Set the DOCKER_HOST environment variable to the Podman socket in case
  the Docker socket isn't available but the Podman socket is.
- A few aliases (for now flatpak-spawn and podman) that are set if
  running in a toolbox container.

The host was removed a long time ago.

Runs pre-commit on the changed files.

Previously the Transmission daemon and RSS fetcher were Systemd
services, now they're Docker container. Update accordingly.

- Split the sections to different files.
- Updates.

It's managed by ASpell and the whitespace keeps coming back.

Another step in avoiding secrets in cleartext in Nextcloud. Although the
whole drive in the Nextcloud host is encrypted, I find it better to not
have them in cleartext there (in case they ever find an issue with
Nextcloud itself).

Generate a bashrc snippet with sensitive environment variables exported.
Get them from the Keepass database. For now, just the GitLab token.