The Suse family of distributions does not implement the sites-available/sites-enabled
distinction and puts all vhosts into /etc/apache2/vhosts.d.

Sources:
- https://documentation.suse.com/sles/15-SP3/html/SLES-all/cha-apache2.html#sec-apache2-configuration-manually
- https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/openSUSE:Factory/apache2/apache2-httpd.conf?expand=1

FEATURE: Archlinux support
FEATURE: Windows support
FEATURE: Enhanced CI/CD
FEATURE: modular states

BREAKING CHANGE: 'apache.sls' converted to new style 'init.ssl'
BREAKING CHANGE: "logrotate.sls" became "config/logrotate.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "debian_full.sls" became "config/debian_full.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "flags.sls" became "config/flags.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "manage_security" became "config/manage_security.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "mod_*.sls" became "config/mod_*.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "no_default_host.sls" became "config/no_default_host.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "own_default_host.sls" became "config/own_default_host.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "register_site.sls" became "config/register_site.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "server_status.sls" became "config/server_status.sls"
BREAKING CHANGE: "vhosts/" became "config/vhosts/"
BREAKING CHANGE: "mod_security/" became "config/mod_security/"

NOT-BREAKING CHANGE: 'config.sls' became 'config/init.sls'
NOT-BREAKING CHANGE: 'uninstall.sls' symlinked to 'clean.sls'