fix: replace legacy /etc/issue with /etc/os-release#2090
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fix: replace legacy /etc/issue with /etc/os-release#2090CrazyWolf13 wants to merge 1 commit intonextcloud:masterfrom
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After upgrading to Debian 13, NextcloudPi still reported Debian 12.
This was traced to ncp-diag, which currently reads /etc/issue to determine the OS version. /etc/issue is a legacy login banner and is not updated during distribution upgrades.
This PR switches OS detection to /etc/os-release, which is the standard and is automatically updated on dist-upgrades.