Upgrade Tor from 0.4.5.8 to 0.4.7.13

[rhatto]

Tor 0.4.5 series reached End Of Life on Feb 15th 2023: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/team/-/wikis/NetworkTeam/CoreTorReleases

This commit upgrades Tor on EOTK to the latest 0.4.7.13 release.

Recently Tor changed the way it distributes tarball signatures, so this commit also keep things up to date in that regard.

Here is the build.log resulting from running LC_ALL=C ./opt.d/build-ubuntu-20.04.sh in a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 LTS virtual machine and against the proposed changes.

[alecmuffett]

Hi Rhatto! Have you tested that everything still works for you?

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[rhatto]

Have you tested that everything still works for you?

Everything seems to be working fine with the wikipedia template.

I haven't tested it on production or in a persistent virtual machine, nor performed extensive tests, but I'd be happy to test more if there's some specific procedure or actions I should follow, or any detail I should pay attention to.

[rhatto]

I have created a fork which will help me test this and other improvements, and put them into production: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/onion-services/eotk