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The Unsafe Browser camoufalge was broken since the browser profile was
owned by root, no the user running the tails-activate-win8-theme
script, which require that it is writable for that user.

Note that the browser profile has been moved location inside the
tarball, and the bundled firefox will look for the default profile
accordingly.

Beyond s/Iceweasel/Tor Browser/ (incl. renaming affected images) we
also try to rely more on clicking on GUI elements instead of keyboard
shortcuts. The TBB is noticeably slower on start, and often loses key
presses at that stage, so clicking is much more reliable then.

The most remarkable change may be the switch to the step "the Tor
Browser has started and loaded the startup page". It seems a fair
amount of complexity is required to reliably stop the loading of the
startup page so this simpler approach seems better, and as a bonus it
actualy tests the startup page. The issue described in the removed
comment doesn't seem very relevant any more, too.

It turns out that the branding's name of the browser can differ quite
a bit between different langpacks, e.g. in Arabic it's written in
Arabic, but in languages using latin based it's often "(Mozilla)?
Firefox". Hence we must set the value according to the key, which is
the saner way, instead of simply replacing values.

At some point it may not be a sub-dir of the TBB install dir.

We don't want to leave traces in /root by mistake.

With TBB, the prefs we look for are hidden inside an archive.

No need to copy the TBB start script's ibus stuff since it works just
fine as-is.

We don't have iceweasel any more.

It's unused now that we use the TBB.

If the name of the Tor Browser directory ever changes the script will
fail here with an informative error message.

We `set -e` and definitely do no expect an error here.

Instead of installing the iceweasel package (and friends) we now fetch
the TBB tarballs at build-time and extract the Tor Browser, browser
add-ons and langpacks, and browser user data into sensible places. We
try to keep something like the old organization as much as possible.

Unfortunately this drops language support to whatever subset that the
TBB supports.

Conflicts:
	debian/changelog