Promote OpenServer and label NicheDB as its reference implementation - #181
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OpenServer now leads with a primary link to the specification and a visible link to NicheDB’s hosting category, explicitly labeled as a reference implementation. The supporting copy makes clear that any provider can publish the spec and any directory can read it.
Validation: existing OpenServer, NicheDB hosting category and hosting-CLI directory all return HTTP200; source and JSX diff reviewed. No application behavior changes.