docs(xoa): NTP synchronization with systemd-timesyncd

[thomas-dkmt]

Description

This PR updates the Xen Orchestra documentation to reflect the changes in NTP synchronization, as outlined in this forum discussion: XOA / XCP-ng NTP? .

Starting with recent versions of XOA, the system now uses systemd-timesyncd for time synchronization instead of ntp(d) or even chrony.

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[julien-f]

The documentation is correct and useful for advanced needs, but to simply change NTP servers, one should instead use the xoa network ntp command:

$ xoa network ntp
? NTP servers (space separated)

[thomas-dkmt]

The documentation is correct and useful for advanced needs, but to simply change NTP servers, one should instead use the xoa network ntp command:

$ xoa network ntp
? NTP servers (space separated)

Fixed by 46d7e9f