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feat: re-add ADR section to navbar and developers overview#174

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Summary

ADRs were removed from the navbar during the #39 redesign. This PR restores visibility.

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  • Navbar: Re-adds the ADRs link (left-aligned, next to the other primary nav items) pointing to /adrs
  • Developers overview: Adds an Architecture Decision Records section between "Getting Started" and "Join the Community" — a fitting spot for the developer audience who wants to understand the design rationale behind OpenControlPlane

The ADR section includes a card with a description and a direct link to browse all records.

Preview

Navbar: Get Started | Run Your Platform | Build Together | ADRs          Community | CRD Browser | GitHub

Developers overview page gains:

Architecture Decision Records

Curious about why things are built the way they are? Our ADRs document the key technical decisions...
[Browse ADRs card → /adrs]

- Restore 'ADRs' navbar link at /adrs (was removed in the #39 redesign)
- Add 'Architecture Decision Records' section to the developers overview
  page with a card linking to the ADR index — fitting placement for the
  developer audience who cares about design rationale

Signed-off-by: Moritz Marby <moritz.marby@sap.com>
Signed-off-by: Moritz Marby <moritz.marby@sap.com>
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n3rdc4ptn enabled auto-merge (squash) July 15, 2026 12:33
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n3rdc4ptn merged commit 71ddfa3 into main Jul 15, 2026
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n3rdc4ptn deleted the feat/readd-adr-navbar branch July 15, 2026 12:43
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