README.md: Amazon Linux and Fedora #178
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Amazon Linux 1 is better than referring to the old 2017.09 point release. Come end of 2023, AL1 should be removed from the list as it will be EoL. We also don't need to iterate over AL, AL2 in the installation section of the README, as all AL versions have efs-utils.
There is now an efs-utils package in Fedora 38 and higher, so let's point to it as an easy way to get efs-utils.
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Update Amazon Linux mentions in README.md, and add in Fedora as being a Linux distribution that packages
efs-utilsas well.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.