Add Tailscale Docker integration

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a "Getting Started" section for Tailscale setup.
  • Introduced a section on integrating Tailscale with Docker containers.
  • Added guidance on subnet routing for Unraid.
  • Included instructions for updating Tailscale and its Docker integration.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced clarity and organization of Tailscale documentation for Unraid and Docker.

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Walkthrough

The document tailscale.md has been significantly revised to improve clarity and detail regarding the integration of Tailscale with Unraid and Docker. New sections have been added, including "Getting Started," which provides initial setup instructions, and "Adding Tailscale to Docker containers," detailing the integration process. The document has been reorganized for better flow, with consolidated instructions and new subsections addressing subnet routing and technical details. Warnings about security considerations and updates have also been included to enhance user understanding.

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docs/unraid-os/manual/security/tailscale.md

- Added sections: Getting Started, Adding Tailscale to Unraid, Subnet routing (optional), Adding Tailscale to Docker containers, Updating Tailscale, Technical Details - Added subsections: Introduction to Tailscale in Docker, Install Tailscale everywhere, Install Tailscale in a Docker container, Userspace Networking, How does the Unraid Tailscale-Docker integration work? - Reformatted and clarified existing instructions.

Poem

In the land of code where rabbits play,
Tailscale hops in, brightening the day.
With Docker and Unraid, they dance and twirl,
Sharing connections, watch the magic unfurl!
So gather 'round, let the updates ring,
For every new feature, our hearts take wing! 🐇✨

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