docs(supported-systems): add badges showing support status

Author: hasezoey

docs/guides/supported-systems.md

@@ -18,12 +18,20 @@ Officially Supported Architectures:
 On systems with native translation, will work when overwriting the architecture with `MONGOMS_ARCH=x64`
 :::
 
+---
+
+Legend: <span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span> <span class="badge badge--warning">Untested</span> <span class="badge badge--warning">Outdated</span> <span class="badge badge--danger">Unsupported</span>
+
 ## Windows
 
+<span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span>
+
 Should just work out of the box
 
 ## MacOS
 
+<span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span>
+
 On x64 systems, it should work right out of the box<br/>
 On Arm64 systems, the architecture needs to be overwritten with `MONGOMS_ARCH=x64`, only exception being (and based on) `ubuntu`
 
@@ -33,6 +41,8 @@ Depends on the distribution, many common ones should just work right out of the
 
 ### Ubuntu (and based on systems)
 
+<span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `ubuntu` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `1404`<br/>
 Highest version is `2004`<br/>
@@ -46,60 +56,78 @@ For Arm64 MongoDB only provides binaries for `ubuntu1604`
 
 ### Debian
 
+<span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `debian` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `71`<br/>
 Highest version is `10`<br/>
 Default version is `10` (when in `unstable` or `testing`, otherwise none)
 
 ### Fedora
 
+<span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `rhel` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `6`<br/>
 Highest version is `18`<br/>
 Default version is `34` (when above or equal to `34`, otherwise none)
 
 ### Rhel
 
+<span class="badge badge--warning">Untested</span> <span class="badge badge--warning">Outdated</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `rhel` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `5`<br/>
 Highest version is `8`<br/>
 Default version is `70`
 
 ### Amazon
 
+<span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `amazon` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `1`<br/>
 Highest version is `2`<br/>
 Default version is `1`
 
 ### ElementaryOS
 
+<span class="badge badge--warning">Outdated</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `ubuntu` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `3` (or `0.3`)<br/>
 Highest version is `6`<br/>
 Default version is `6`
 
 ### Linux Mint
 
+<span class="badge badge--success">Supported</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `ubuntu` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `17`<br/>
 Highest version is `20`<br/>
 Default version is `20`
 
 ### Suse
 
+<span class="badge badge--warning">Untested</span> <span class="badge badge--warning">Outdated</span>
+
 (uses mongodb's `suse` release)<br/>
 Lowest supported Distribution version is `11`<br/>
 Highest version is `12`<br/>
 Default version is none
 
 ### Arch
 
+<span class="badge badge--warning">Untested</span> <span class="badge badge--danger">Unsupported</span>
+
 There are no official mongodb builds for Arch Distributions, but the `ubuntu` binaries work on most Arch systems, so they are used<br/>
 :::note
 Because Arch* dosnt base on ubuntu, there is no specific ubuntu version associated with an arch version, so it defaults to highest supported `ubuntu` version
 :::
 
 ### Alpine
 
+<span class="badge badge--danger">Unsupported</span>
+
 There are no official mongodb builds alpine, though there are some unoffical build of mongodb build for it which can be used