Fix validation errors introduced in #1127

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main is currently failing CI. Three separate issues, all introduced in e5142b7 (#1127), block pnpm lint and pnpm validate for every PR opened since.

1. data/projects/n/netlink.yaml — filename does not match name

AssertionError: Filename must match name(netlinklabs): data/projects/n/netlink.yaml

Fixed by renaming the file to netlinklabs.yaml rather than changing the name field: netlinklabs matches the project's GitHub org (github.com/netlinklabs), which is the preferred naming pattern, and the slug is what downstream consumers key on. The project has no logo file, so nothing else needed moving.

2. data/projects/b/brix.yaml — duplicate GitHub URL

AssertionError: Duplicates found: {
  "https://github.com/inverternetwork": [
    "data/projects/i/inverternetwork.yaml",
    "data/projects/b/brix.yaml"
  ]
}

brix.yaml claimed https://github.com/inverternetwork, which belongs to inverternetwork.yaml. These are distinct projects — Brix brings emerging-market real-world yield onchain, Inverter is a token-economy protocol whose tech Brix appears to build on.

Brix has no GitHub org of its own that I could verify (brix.money links to none; github.com/brix is an unrelated project at brix.github.io), so the incorrect github field is removed rather than reassigned. github is optional in the schema. Happy to point it at the right org if a maintainer or the Brix team knows it.

3. data/projects/z/zora.yaml — Prettier formatting

Single-quoted strings where Prettier wants double quotes. Purely cosmetic — I verified the parsed YAML is identical before and after.

Verification

Run locally against this branch:

• validate-projects — Success! Validated 7090 projects
• validate-logos — Success! Validated 4118 logo files
• validate-collections — Success! Validated 117 collections
• tsc --noEmit — clean
• prettier --check '**/*.{ts,yaml}' — All matched files use Prettier code style!

No project data is changed beyond the three fixes above.

Found while preparing #1128; that PR is red for these same reasons and should go green once this merges.

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