docs(website): invite visitors to write to the engineers behind Storm

[zantvoort]

The site offered Discord and GitHub Discussions as the ways to reach the project, both public. A team evaluating Storm, or one already running it, had no direct address to write to. This adds one, hello@orm.st, and puts it where those readers look.

Where it appears

• Front page, hero: one line under the two buttons: "Evaluating Storm for your team or project? Talk to the engineers behind it: hello@orm.st". It is quieter than the buttons, so it reads as the next option rather than a third button. On a phone it wraps to two lines below the buttons and moves nothing above it.
• Front page, evaluation section: a "Get in touch" block under the three cards, titled "Talk to the engineers behind Storm". It invites questions from teams evaluating Storm and asks teams already using it to tell us what they built, so their company or project can be listed on the site. It is reachable as orm.st/#contact.
• Footer: "Email the engineers" under Community.
• README: the same invitation and ask in the Community section.
• Docs introduction: one line at the end of "Evaluating for Production".

Wherever there is room, the address itself is the link text, so a reader whose browser has no mail client behind mailto: can still copy it. dev@orm.st stays the address for security and conduct reports; the constant's comment in docusaurus.config.ts and index.js says so.

The docs line is in docs/ only, so it shows at /docs/next until the next release snapshot.

Verification

npm run build in website/ succeeds. The built front page carries the address in the hero line and the contact block, and the docs pages carry the footer link. The 44 broken anchors the build reports are the pre-existing set; none is new. The front page was also checked in the browser at desktop width and at 390px.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.

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