1.2.7: IT-Tools installable, catalog categories and release notes

- IT-Tools has the template the menu installs from, so it is offered
  like the rest of the catalog.
- Every curated application is listed in categories.json, and OpenTask's
  template matches its recipe.
- The texts of the LXC update jobs read correctly in Spanish, German,
  French, Italian, Portuguese and Swedish.
- The release notes count 514 applications and credit PRs #526, #527,
  #529 and #530.
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"guestBackupJobs": "Backup jobs of VMs and LXCs — the Backup tab lists the scheduled jobs of Proxmox and creates, edits, enables and runs them; they are the same ones as Datacenter → Backup (contributed by @MattiaC46).",
"notificationLanguage": "Notifications in your language — titles, bodies and daily digests are written in the language chosen for notifications (contributed by @Vaso73).",
"auditReviewDate": "Audit & Report — an accepted finding can carry a review date that brings it back without withdrawing the decision, and the comparison says whether a finding got worse, got better or held (with @Vaso73).",
"ociCatalog": "OCI manager Apps (Technology Preview) — a new entry in the ProxMenux menu installs applications from their official container images as native Proxmox LXC, with no Docker engine. The catalog carries 464 applications.",
"ociCatalog": "OCI manager Apps (Technology Preview) — a new entry in the ProxMenux menu installs applications from their official container images as native Proxmox LXC, with no Docker engine. The catalog carries 514 applications.",
"pbsSupport": "ProxMenux on Proxmox Backup Server — it installs with the same command and opens a menu of its own, with post-install and a Monitor showing the health, datastores and tasks of the server (contributed by @jcastro).",
"menuSearch": "Search in the main menu — a name or part of it finds a ProxMenux option, an OCI application or a Helper-Script, and opens it at its first screen."
}