Warn about using the opentofu/ namespace for HashiCorp providers
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As indicated in #1342 (comment), the duality of the
opentofu/andhashicorp/namespace is confusing and leads to problems. To avoid this footgun, the present PR adds warnings to the HashiCorp-mirrored providers in theopentofu/namespace only.Unfortunately, this means that people who switched to the
opentofu/namespace because they do not want to have HashiCorp mentioned in their configuration will now begin to see a warning. However, given that the maintainer of these providers is in fact HashiCorp, using theopentofu/namespace is misleading anyway.