Move system administration apps to advanced section #36
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This PR moves the links for Cockpit, Portainer, and the system file browser from the main "Browser applications" section into a "Browser applications" subsection under the "For advanced users" section. This change was requested by Satoshi in https://planktoscope.slack.com/archives/C01V5ENKG0M/p1688404265915379?thread_ts=1686544549.181279&cid=C01V5ENKG0M because of the risk of the user accidentally making changes which break their system. In particular, Satoshi broke the PlanktoScope's network configuration by touching Cockpit's network page (which attempts to set up systemd-networkd over our dhcpcd-based network configuration). We will definitely need to provide documentation about how to use these browser applications safely (perhaps linking to the relevant documentation pages from the applications' descriptions on the device-portal home page) before we can consider moving them into the general-usage "Browser applications" section of the device-portal home page.
This PR also moves the link for the Node-RED software editor into the "For advanced users" section for the same reason - because the user can unintentionally cause breakage in the PlanktoScope.