Remove uses of the word 'master' and standardize on Template Tails USB #597
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Description of Changes
This PR removes the word 'master' in all public-facing documentation. In most cases the term wasn't adding clarity and could be omitted entirely; in the one instance where it was descriptive, an even more precise term has been used.
As part of this work, I have standardized on "Template Tails USB" based on this suggestion (the other suggestion, "Reference," I thought to be too confusing in context).
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make docs-lint) passed locallymake docs-linkcheck) passedmake docs) docs at http://localhost:8000