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This change adds a prominent note to the top of the Flux v1 FAQ, exhorting users to go ahead and start moving on to Flux v2 yet again. If you are reading the Flux v1 FAQ at this time, the top FAQ entry should be boldly and prominently that Flux v1 is growing nearer to the end of its Maintenance Mode support period.
We will follow the migration support timetable as established in https://toolkit.fluxcd.io/migration/timetable/
We should periodically review the details on that timetable page and evaluate the progress, noting any updates as they arrive, and checking for current and correctness of the support and archive timetable's estimated dates.
It seems to me there's some space between "upgrading now is strongly recommended" and "Flux v1 is officially superceded"