Update Discord links to discord.omi.me

[mdmohsin7]

Summary

• Standardize all Discord links to use discord.omi.me instead of various discord.gg and discord.com/invite URLs
• Updated in docs footer, app submission guide, web app sidebar, beta ribbon, and beta welcome modal

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Greptile Summary

This PR standardizes Discord invite links across the docs and web app, replacing various discord.gg and discord.com/invite URLs with the custom domain discord.omi.me. The intent is clean, but all five updated URLs use the http:// scheme instead of https://, which is a regression from the original HTTPS links.

• Updated Discord links in: docs/doc/developer/apps/Submitting.mdx, docs/docs.json, web/app/src/components/layout/Sidebar.tsx, web/app/src/components/ui/BetaRibbon.tsx, and web/app/src/components/ui/BetaWelcomeModal.tsx
• All new URLs use http://discord.omi.me — since the web app is served over HTTPS, linking to an HTTP URL can trigger browser mixed-content warnings and is generally considered insecure; all occurrences should use https://discord.omi.me instead

Confidence Score: 3/5

• Not safe to merge as-is — all updated links use HTTP instead of HTTPS, which is a regression from the original links.
• The change is simple and well-scoped, but every single updated URL introduces a protocol downgrade from HTTPS to HTTP. This could cause browser security warnings on the HTTPS-served web app and is a step backward from the original links. One-line fix (s/http:/https:/) needed across all 5 files before merging.
• All five changed files — docs/doc/developer/apps/Submitting.mdx, docs/docs.json, web/app/src/components/layout/Sidebar.tsx, web/app/src/components/ui/BetaRibbon.tsx, and web/app/src/components/ui/BetaWelcomeModal.tsx — each contain an http:// link that should be https://.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
docs/doc/developer/apps/Submitting.mdx	Discord link updated from https://discord.gg/omi to http://discord.omi.me — HTTP scheme is a regression from the original HTTPS link.
docs/docs.json	Footer Discord social link updated from https://discord.com/invite/omi to http://discord.omi.me — HTTP scheme is a regression.
web/app/src/components/layout/Sidebar.tsx	Sidebar Discord link updated from https://discord.gg/omidotme to http://discord.omi.me — HTTP scheme is a regression that could trigger browser security warnings on an HTTPS site.
web/app/src/components/ui/BetaRibbon.tsx	Beta ribbon Discord link updated from https://discord.gg/omidotme to http://discord.omi.me — HTTP scheme is a regression.
web/app/src/components/ui/BetaWelcomeModal.tsx	Beta welcome modal Discord link updated from https://discord.gg/omidotme to http://discord.omi.me — HTTP scheme is a regression.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[User clicks Discord link] --> B{Protocol?}
    B -- "http:// (current PR)" --> C[Browser may warn: insecure link]
    C --> D[Possible mixed-content block on HTTPS site]
    B -- "https:// (recommended fix)" --> E[Secure redirect to discord.omi.me]
    E --> F[User lands in Omi Discord server]

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HTTP instead of HTTPS for Discord link

All five updated links use http://discord.omi.me instead of https://discord.omi.me. The original links all used https://, so this is a regression. Using plain HTTP exposes users to potential man-in-the-middle attacks and will likely trigger browser security warnings. Modern browsers may also block or warn about mixed-content HTTP links embedded in HTTPS pages.

This same issue applies across all five changed files:

• docs/doc/developer/apps/Submitting.mdx (line 207)
• docs/docs.json (line 143)
• web/app/src/components/layout/Sidebar.tsx (line 466)
• web/app/src/components/ui/BetaRibbon.tsx (line 42)
• web/app/src/components/ui/BetaWelcomeModal.tsx (line 163)

All occurrences should be changed to https://discord.omi.me.

Suggested change

	Connect with other developers in the [Omi Discord](http://discord.omi.me) for support and collaboration
	Connect with other developers in the [Omi Discord](https://discord.omi.me) for support and collaboration