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From some point gerrit started to allow maximum 9 sections in its dashboard, and the ~1 month period (after the latest release AND before the oldest maintained series to transition to 'extended maintained') the dashboard fails as we have 10 sections then. With patch I9226e7b7e9b9594daa11d97bd6a8b4b04c56f596 the 'All Releases' section was deleted to make the dashboard working again all the time. Unfortunately, that resulted we don't see every patch on our dashboard so this patch adds back the 'All Releases' section. To not to break the dashboard, Jobs and Tools sections are united. With this we will have 9 sections in the ~1 month period and 8 sections for the rest of the time of the cycles. Furthermore, 'Other' section is extended to list EOL patches to highlight them as well. (EOL patches would be better to have a separate section, but with that we would exceed the maximum allowed sections number in the above mentioned ~1 month period) Change-Id: Ia9abb0ac39b39f1dd8408aa3d576137f7b95af8b
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