Update to repos to support DEB822 format#215
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In relation to Pull #214 , this PR will move the previous .list repos to a .sources file and be compatible with the DEB822 format. It does not change the repos added as PPA's, as they will automatically create .sources files for these repos in Ubuntu Noble, without the need to manually create them.
Additionally, this modifies the universe and multiverse repos to manage the ubuntu.sources file, which is what now manages the Ubuntu repos instead of the /etc/apt/sources.list file and separate .list files.
As the new DEB822 format isn't supported with Saltstack yet (but it is in the works), this PR will remove all old .list files, and .sources files related to the SIFT install, and will replace them with the correct / current version.
A similar PR was already submitted to REMnux, and once both PR's are merged, this will allow both installs to function together, regardless of whichever is installed first.