fixup! Update release prep issue templates

    ```

    static-update-component cdn.torproject.org && static-update-component dist.torproject.org

    ```

- [ ] **(Optional)** Generate and deploy new update responses

  - **NOTE**: This is only required if there will be no corresponding 14.0 release (i.e. this is an emergency legacy-only 13.5 release). Normally, legacy update responses are generated and deployed as part of the 14.0 release.

  - **⚠️ WARNING**: This is a little bit off the beaten track, ping boklm or morgan if you have any doubts

  - From the `maint-14.0` branch:

    - [ ] Update `rbm.conf`

      - [ ] `var/torbrowser_legacy_version`: update to `${TOR_BROWSER_VERSION}`

        - **NOTE** this is the browser version for the legacy branch, not the 14.0 branch

      - [ ] `var/torbrowser_legacy_platform_version`: update to `${ESR_VERSION}`

        - **NOTE** this is ESR version for the legacy branch, not the 14.0 branch

    - [ ] Generate update responses:

      - [ ] Run:

        ```

        make torbrowser-update_responses-release

        ```

  - On `staticiforme.torproject.org`, deploy new update responses:

    - **NOTE**: for now this is a bit janky, we should somehow update the workflow to be a bit less hacky

    - [ ] Edit an existing `deploy_update_responses-release.sh` script in your `HOME` directory with the newly pushed commit hash

      - **example**: (hash: `d938943`)

        ```bash

        #!/bin/bash

        set -e

        echo "Deploying version 14.0"

        echo "update_responses_commit: d938943"

        cd "/srv/aus1-master.torproject.org/htdocs/torbrowser"

        git fetch

        changed_files="$(git diff --name-only HEAD d938943)"

        if echo "$changed_files" | grep -qv "release"

        then

          echo >&2 "Error: checking out new update_response_commit will changes"

          echo >&2 "some files outside of the release directory:"

          echo "$changed_files" | grep -v "release" >&2

          echo >&2 "--"

          echo >&2 "If this is really what you want to do, edit this script to"

          echo >&2 "remove the line 'exit 1' and run it again."

          echo >&2 "See tor-browser-build#41168 for more details."

          exit 1

        fi

        git checkout "d938943"

        static-update-component aus1.torproject.org

        ```

    - [ ] Enable update responses:

      ```bash

      sudo -u tb-release ./deploy_update_responses-release.sh

      ```

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