docs: normalize legacy server product name to "ownCloud Classic"

[DeepDiver1975]

What

Normalizes the legacy ownCloud server product to its canonical name ownCloud Classic across all user-facing documentation in this repo. The version (10/11) is retained only as trailing information where relevant (e.g. "ownCloud Classic 10").

Variants normalized: ownCloud Server, owncloud Server (lowercase), ownCloud Classic Server, and bare ownCloud 10 / ownCloud 11.

Why

The legacy server product is referred to inconsistently across the owncloud and owncloud-docker organisations. This PR is the pilot for a coordinated, docs-only rebranding campaign establishing the canonical name and a validated, repeatable ruleset before rolling out to the other repositories.

Out of scope (intentionally untouched)

• Source code, identifiers, and code comments
• Antora xref:/include:: targets, module slugs (classic_ui, oc10-app), URLs, anchors
• The new product names: ownCloud Infinite Scale / oCIS
• The generic "a server running ownCloud" instance phrasing (not a product-name use)

Verification

• All target variants normalized (0 residual); only prose and link display text changed.
• Every xref/include/URL target is byte-for-byte identical before/after.
• oCIS / Infinite Scale occurrence count unchanged (428).
• Antora build introduces no new xref errors vs master (identical 86 pre-existing cross-repo references that only resolve in the full production build).

Reviewer checklist

• No xref targets / module slugs / URLs altered
• oCIS / Infinite Scale untouched
• Version shown only as additional info ("ownCloud Classic 10"), not as the product name

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[DeepDiver1975]

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Verdict: approve — clean, consistent product-name normalization. Already has a human maintainer approval (@dj4oC) and mergeState=CLEAN.

Reviewed all 7 files / 228+/228- in full. This is a mechanical, low-risk rename of the legacy server product to ownCloud Classic, and it correctly stays in prose / link display text only:

• No link/xref breakage. Every xref: target is preserved — only the [display text] was changed (e.g. nav.adoc: xref:server:ROOT:index.adoc[ownCloud Classic], xref:server:classic_ui:index.adoc[Web ownCloud Classic] — slugs classic_ui, oc10-app untouched). All https:// URLs and #anchors are byte-identical (e.g. oc10-app/#collabora-online).
• :page-aliases: left intact in server_release_notes.adoc and server_releases.adoc (those are link targets) — only the prose :description: attribute was renamed. Correct call.
• Code identifiers / commands untouched (occ, config.php, files_external_s3, etc.).
• oCIS / Infinite Scale untouched, version retained as trailing info ("ownCloud Classic 10").
• Section heading rename (== ownCloud Classic Releases) is safe — the nav xref targets the file, not an auto-generated section anchor.

Checks: Build documentation ✅ and lint ✅ both green — the Antora build is the authoritative guard for broken xrefs here, and it passes.

Nit (non-blocking, no link impact): one over-literal residual — near the end of server_release_notes.adoc the 8.x note still reads "...the first bugfix release, ownCloud Server 8.1.1" (the rename caught the adjacent ownCloud Classic 8.0 but the 8.1.1 mention spans a line break and slipped through). Purely cosmetic prose; safe to leave or tidy in a follow-up.

CHANGELOG: n/a — docs-main has no changelog mechanism.

Not approving/merging from the bot — leaving that to the maintainers.