Changes to content and text

[javisperez]

This PR add changes to:

• text content
• some blocks layouts
• some css styles (lists, anchors)
• includes Modctl as a first method of implementation
• includes links to the community call

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Summary of Changes

Hello @javisperez, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly updates the website's content and layout to provide clearer information about ModelPack's implementations, Modctl and KitOps. It introduces new styling for lists, reorganizes key sections for better readability, and adds a dedicated call to action for community engagement, aiming to enhance user understanding and participation.

Highlights

• CSS Styling Enhancements: A new CSS class .list-dash has been introduced to provide custom dashed list items, improving the visual presentation of feature lists.
• ModelPack Implementations Clarification: The 'Reference Implementations' section has been completely revamped and replaced with a new 'Implementations' section. This new section clearly distinguishes between Modctl (the reference implementation) and KitOps (the enterprise implementation), providing detailed features and installation instructions for both.
• Content Updates and Layout Adjustments: Various text content updates have been made across the page, and some block layouts have been adjusted to accommodate the new information and improve overall readability.
• Community Engagement Section: A new section has been added to promote participation in the bi-monthly community calls, including a direct link to join or review past meeting notes.
• Anchor Hover Style Refinement: The hover styles for several anchor tags have been updated from hover:text-white to hover:bg-[#33FF33] hover:text-black for a more distinct and consistent visual feedback.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the content and layout of the page, introducing information about Modctl and KitOps implementations, and adding a link to the community call. The changes also include some CSS style updates and refactor the HTML structure for lists, which is a good improvement. My review focuses on improving the maintainability and production-readiness of the CSS by adhering to standard practices. I've also suggested a minor text clarification to improve user understanding.