docs: update Cohort 3 information for the Foundation Delegation Program

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• Documentation
  • Updated Cohort 3 information with a direct link to the Google Sheets document
  • Standardized cohort listing formatting for improved readability

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The pull request modifies the Celestia Foundation Delegation Program documentation, specifically updating the Cohort 3 information by adding a hyperlink to a Google Sheets document. This change improves the accessibility of cohort details while maintaining the document's overall structure and content. The update ensures consistent formatting for cohort listings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
community/foundation-delegation-program.md	Added hyperlink for Cohort 3, directing to a specific Google Sheets document with cohort details

Possibly related PRs

• docs: Add cohort information #1572: Adds cohort information to the same document, including details about Cohort 3
• Update foundation-delegation-program.md #1605: Updates the foundation delegation program document with new participant requirements

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community/foundation-delegation-program.md

[inconsistency] ~173-~173: A new year has begun. Did you mean “October 1, 2025”?
Context: ...: 15 Validator Seats (Applications open October 1, 2024) * Cohort 4: 20 Validator Seats (Applic...

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community/foundation-delegation-program.md (1)

173-173: LGTM! Documentation update looks good.

The addition of the hyperlink to Cohort 3 information maintains consistency with the format used for other cohorts and improves accessibility to the program details.

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[inconsistency] ~173-~173: A new year has begun. Did you mean “October 1, 2025”?
Context: ...: 15 Validator Seats (Applications open October 1, 2024) * Cohort 4: 20 Validator Seats (Applic...

(DATE_NEW_YEAR)

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