Align website according CNCF guidelines

[Andrei Kvapil (kvaps)]

Align website according CNCF guidelines

upstream issue: cncf/sandbox#351

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • A new section on the home page now displays CNCF content, showcasing Cozystack as a Cloud Native Computing Foundation Sandbox project. This enhancement brings updated and engaging information to users.

• Chores

  • Refined site settings by updating the attribution to “The Cozystack authors” and activating logo displays, ensuring a more consistent and polished visual presentation.

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Walkthrough

This update integrates a CNCF section into the homepage by adding a shortcode and updating its corresponding template. The homepage template now renders CNCF content, while the shortcode template’s message is revised to reference Cozystack as a Cloud Native Computing Foundation Sandbox project instead of Flux. Additionally, the site configuration (hugo.yaml) is modified to update copyright attribution and enable the CNCF logo.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
content/en/_index.html, layouts/shortcodes/home/cncf.html	- Removed extra empty lines and added the {{< home/cncf >}} shortcode in the homepage template. - Updated the shortcode template text from “Flux is a … Graduated project” to “Cozystack is a … Sandbox project.”
hugo.yaml	- Changed copyright attribution from "Ænix," to "The Cozystack authors". - Uncommented and added the logos section with a new cncf logo entry.

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CNCF shortcodes now bloom on the homepage with flair,
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• hugo.yaml (2 hunks)
• layouts/shortcodes/home/cncf.html (1 hunks)

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