[DO NOT MERGE] docs: add Web UI installation steps to user guide toctree

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the documentation structure to incorporate installation steps for the Anaconda Web UI. It involves adjusting the Git submodule configuration to point to a personal fork and updating the main user guide's table of contents to include the new documentation. The [DO NOT MERGE] tag suggests this is a preparatory or testing PR rather than a final merge candidate.

Highlights

• Submodule Configuration Update: The anaconda-webui submodule's remote URL was updated from the rhinstaller organization to KKoukiou's personal fork.
• Submodule Commit Reference: The anaconda-webui submodule's commit hash was updated, reflecting changes in the linked repository.
• Documentation Table of Contents: The docs/user-guide/index.rst file was modified to include the installation-steps documentation from the anaconda-webui submodule in the user guide's table of contents.
• Work-in-Progress Status: This pull request is marked as [DO NOT MERGE], indicating it is a work-in-progress or for testing purposes.

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Changelog

• .gitmodules
  • Updated the URL for the anaconda-webui submodule to point to a personal fork.
• docs/anaconda-webui
  • Updated the recorded commit hash for the anaconda-webui submodule.
• docs/user-guide/index.rst
  • Added ../anaconda-webui/docs/installation-steps to the toctree directive.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to add Web UI installation steps documentation to the user guide's table of contents. A critical security concern has been identified: the .gitmodules file points to a personal fork of the anaconda-webui repository, introducing a high-severity supply chain risk. While this might be for development, it is imperative to revert the submodule URL to the official repository (https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda-webui.git) before merging to prevent potential compromise.

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The submodule URL for docs/anaconda-webui has been changed from the official repository (rhinstaller/anaconda-webui.git) to a personal fork (KKoukiou/anaconda-webui.git). This introduces a significant supply chain risk, as the project now depends on code from an untrusted source, potentially allowing malicious content injection. Although this might be for development, it is crucial to revert to the official repository URL (https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda-webui.git) before merging. It is highly recommended to use only official or trusted organization repositories for submodules.

url = https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda-webui.git