Content Trust more-info (#17061)

* Content Trust more-info

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Co-authored-by: Philip Allgaier <mail@spacegaier.de>

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* Update source/more-info/unsupported/content_trust.markdown

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Co-authored-by: Philip Allgaier <mail@spacegaier.de>
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title: "System detected untrusted content"
description: "More information on why untrusted content marks an installation as unhealthy."
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## The issue
Home Assistant detected untrusted code. It looks like someone/something tried to inject not signed images or code into your Home Assistant system. But don't worry, we blocked this action and nothing was applied.
## The solution
Please make sure your network is not affected by an intruder and try it again. To reset this status, you need to restart the Supervisor.

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title: "Ignored content trust"
description: "More information on why disabling content-trust marks the installation as unsupported."
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## The issue
You have disabled the content-trust check. That means Home Assistant can't verify anymore if the content is trusted and was not modified by attackers.
We strongly recommend to have this check enabled.
For content-trust, we use the open source solution [CodeNotary](https://codenotary.io).
## The solution
To resolve this status, you need to re-enable the content-trust protection mechanism by using the CLI:
```bash
ha supervisor options --content-trust
```
When you have enabled the content-trust, restart the Supervisor.
```bash
ha supervisor restart
```