add unmaintained notice to the bundles that are no longer maintained

[dbu]

fix #792

• do you agree with the wording?
• did i pick the right bundles, or is there others i missed / some that we consider still maintained? note that https://github.com/symfony-cmf/blog-bundle is not mentioned at all in the cmf docs, so imo we don't need to start mentioning it.

i remember proposing to also unmaintain the block bundle, but that did not get consensous...

[dbu]

once this is merged, i will also adjust the README of those repositories. should we mark them as abandoned on packagist, or is that going too far?

[wouterj]

should we mark them as abandoned on packagist, or is that going too far?

Is it possible to de-abandon packages? If yes, I suggest marking them as abandoned.

[dbu]

ok, we established its possible to revert abandoning on packagist. i will mark them as abandoned when we merge this. and also update the readme, similar to blog-bundle

[dbu]

okay to merge or anything missing / to correct?

[wouterj]

I thought I commented on this one, but seems like it's missing now. I would reorder this a bit:

To focus our efforts onto a manageable number of packages, this package is currently not maintained. Security fixes and submitted bug fixes will still be released, but no new features should be expected.

If you want to help co-maintaining this package, tell us in a GitHub issue or in #symfony_cmf of [Symfony slack](http://slackinvite url thing)

[dbu]

updated the disclaimer. i kept this sentence because i want to make it really clear that there is not just a feature freeze but no effort put into the unmaintained bundles.

[wouterj]

Then, let's add this sentence to the first paragraph. Currently it's "Note about unmaintained -> You can help! -> Another note about maintained", which is a bit weird structure imo

[dbu]

agreed, made that note more logically structured

[wouterj]

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