fix(ktl-3860): rearrange content to show proper spoiler in latest new

Author: berezinant

src/pages/news/gsoc-2025-gemini-vertex-firebase/index.mdx

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+As one of the first Firebase libraries with native Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) support, Sean’s project bridges Android and iOS with a shared Gemini-powered Firebase AI layer. His modular SDK and Swift-Kotlin bridge simplify AI feature integration across platforms, answering one of the top community requests for Firebase. Mentored by Matt Dyor from Google, Sean’s work lays the foundation for future official KMP-compatible Firebase libraries.
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 **[Project page](https://github.com/SeanChinJunKai/firebase-ai-kmp)**
 
 **Mentor**: Matt Dyor (Google)
 
-As one of the first Firebase libraries with native Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) support, Sean’s project bridges Android and iOS with a shared Gemini-powered Firebase AI layer. His modular SDK and Swift-Kotlin bridge simplify AI feature integration across platforms, answering one of the top community requests for Firebase. Mentored by Matt Dyor from Google, Sean’s work lays the foundation for future official KMP-compatible Firebase libraries.
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 ## About the author
 
 My name is Sean. I recently graduated from the National University of Singapore with a bachelor’s in computer science. 

src/pages/news/gsoc-2025-gradle-cache/index.mdx

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+Hailing from Cairo, Nouran Atef spent her summer making Gradle builds faster and more reliable. Her project tackled Configuration Cache compatibility across major community plugins, refactoring them to remove bottlenecks and enable smarter caching. She contributed fixes, documentation, and patterns now adopted across plugins, boosting performance for developers everywhere.
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 **[Project page](https://community.gradle.org/events/gsoc/2025/configuration-cache-and-lock-contention/)**
 
 **Mentors**: Oleg Nenashev (ex-Gradle), Rafael Chaves (Gradle), Rodrigo Oliveira (Gradle)
 
-Hailing from Cairo, Nouran Atef spent her summer making Gradle builds faster and more reliable. Her project tackled Configuration Cache compatibility across major community plugins, refactoring them to remove bottlenecks and enable smarter caching. She contributed fixes, documentation, and patterns now adopted across plugins, boosting performance for developers everywhere.
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 ## About the author
 
 Hi everyone\! I'm Nouran Atef, a senior computer engineering student from Cairo, Egypt. I'm passionate about developer tooling and open-source collaboration, and I love diving deep into build systems to make development faster and more efficient for everyone.

src/pages/news/gsoc-2025-gradle-plugin-jenkins/index.mdx

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-**[Project page](https://community.gradle.org/events/gsoc/2025/jenkins-plugins-toolchain/)**
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-**Mentors**: Oleg Nenashev (ex-Gradle), Rahul Somasunderam (Netflix), Steve Hill (Netflix)
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 For Aarav Mahajan, a computer engineering student from Punjab, India, it wasn’t just writing a Gradle plugin – it was about expanding what’s possible for Jenkins developers and modernizing plugin development for Gradle.
 
 The Gradle Convention Plugin introduces a clean, Kotlin-first way to build, test, and publish Jenkins plugins, standardizing best practices, automating checks, and bringing long-requested Gradle parity to the community.
 
+**[Project page](https://community.gradle.org/events/gsoc/2025/jenkins-plugins-toolchain/)**
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+**Mentors**: Oleg Nenashev (ex-Gradle), Rahul Somasunderam (Netflix), Steve Hill (Netflix)
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 ## Introduction
 
 Hello everyone 👋, I’m [Aarav Mahajan](https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaravmahajan12/), a computer engineering student at Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology in Patiala, Punjab, India. This year, I had the incredible opportunity to work on a **Kotlin Foundation** project for **Google Summer of Code 2025**, contributing under the **Jenkins organisation** on the **Gradle Convention Plugin** project – an experience that blended my love for Kotlin, DevOps, and developer tooling.

src/pages/news/gsoc-2025-intellij-gradle-plugin/index.mdx

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+For Victoria Alajemba, a Software Engineer from Nigeria studying in Paris, GSoC was a bridge between learning and impact. Working on the IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin, she integrated Gradle’s Problems API and Reporting API, creating richer, standardized reports and exploring parallel verification for faster builds. Guided by Jakub Chrzanowski from JetBrains, she strengthened key workflows used by thousands of plugin developers.
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 **[Project page](https://dev.to/victoria_chuks_7e772e1688/gsoc-2025-kotlin-foundation-final-report-3p4c)**
 
 **Mentor:** Jakub Chrzanowski (JetBrains)
 
-For Victoria Alajemba, a Software Engineer from Nigeria studying in Paris, GSoC was a bridge between learning and impact. Working on the IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin, she integrated Gradle’s Problems API and Reporting API, creating richer, standardized reports and exploring parallel verification for faster builds. Guided by Jakub Chrzanowski from JetBrains, she strengthened key workflows used by thousands of plugin developers.
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 ## About the author
 
 I am Victoria Chuks Alajemba, a software engineer passionate about developer tooling from Nigeria. I’ve been building mobile applications professionally since 2021, after learning programming via YouTube in 2020, and I am currently exploring the world of plugins and extensions across several platforms like the IntelliJ Platform, VS Code, Chrome, and more. I love developer tools and programming in general, but more than that, I love the idea of being able to create something that solves a problem. I currently study artificial intelligence and data science for businesses at aivancity School of AI & Data for Business & Technology in Paris.

src/pages/news/gsoc-2025-kotlin-lps/index.mdx

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-**[Project page](https://github.com/h4-mm-3r/kotlin-lsp)**
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-**Mentors**: Shauvik Roy Choudhary, Ryan U, Michael Noah, Claudia Babescu (all from Uber)
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 From picking up Kotlin from scratch to building a compiler-integrated Language Server with the new Analysis API, Hemram’s project expanded the boundaries of Kotlin tooling. 
 
 Working with mentors from Uber and the Kotlin Foundation, he delivered a modern, open foundation for editor integrations and future AI-assisted tools for the Kotlin Language Server Protocol.
 
+**[Project page](https://github.com/h4-mm-3r/kotlin-lsp)**
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+**Mentors**: Shauvik Roy Choudhary, Ryan U, Michael Noah, Claudia Babescu (all from Uber)
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 ## About the author
 
 Hi, I’m Hemram, a developer from Bangalore, India, passionate about developer tooling and compiler technologies. 

src/pages/news/gsoc-2025-kotlin-quality-reporting/index.mdx

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+Based in New York City, Android Engineer Vanessa Johnson spent her summer improving how Kotlin developers experience code quality. Her project integrated the Gradle Problems API into popular tools like Detekt and Ktlint, unifying error reporting across consoles, IDEs, and HTML reports for cleaner, more actionable feedback.
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 **[Project page](https://community.gradle.org/events/gsoc/2025/kotlin-code-quality-with-problems-api/)**
 
 **Mentors**: Donát Csikós and Reinhold Degenfellner (both from Gradle)
 
-Based in New York City, Android Engineer Vanessa Johnson spent her summer improving how Kotlin developers experience code quality. Her project integrated the Gradle Problems API into popular tools like Detekt and Ktlint, unifying error reporting across consoles, IDEs, and HTML reports for cleaner, more actionable feedback.
 
 ## About the autor