Code review comment for ~mdeslaur/ubuntu-cve-tracker:perf-part4

So 5762b55746375254778688fe3d0d64f1811d45f7 modifies the way active_edit will create a new CVE file. It will no longer add the end of standard support releases...for example:

Patches_anacron:
upstream_anacron: needs-triage
trusty/esm_anacron: needs-triage
esm-infra/xenial_anacron: needs-triage
esm-infra/bionic_anacron: needs-triage
focal_anacron: needs-triage
jammy_anacron: needs-triage
mantic_anacron: needs-triage
devel_anacron: needs-triage

instead of:

Patches_anacron:
upstream_anacron: needs-triage
trusty_anacron: ignored (end of standard support)
trusty/esm_anacron: needs-triage
xenial_anacron: ignored (end of standard support)
esm-infra/xenial_anacron: needs-triage
bionic_anacron: ignored (end of standard support)
esm-infra/bionic_anacron: needs-triage
focal_anacron: needs-triage
jammy_anacron: needs-triage
mantic_anacron: needs-triage
devel_anacron: needs-triage

Do we really need those releases to be listed in new CVE files? All they do is add noise, and if nothing uses them, perhaps we should simply leave them out?