style: move api to last position

[jcstein]

Overview

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a stylistic change on the main application landing page (app/page.mdx) by reordering the 'API' and 'Operate' sections. The 'API' link is now displayed after the 'Operate' link, which involved a direct swap of their respective content and navigation targets to reflect the new visual order.

Highlights

• Link Reordering: The 'API' and 'Operate' links on the main landing page (app/page.mdx) have been reordered to change their display sequence.
• Content and Target Swap: To achieve the reordering, the href attributes, along with the displayed content (emoji, heading, and description), for the 'API' and 'Operate' sections were swapped between their respective link components.

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Code Review

The pull request modifies the app/page.mdx file by swapping the href attributes and content (emoji, heading, and description) of two Link components. Specifically, the link previously labeled 'API' and pointing to /build/rpc/node-api now points to /operate/getting-started/overview/ and displays 'Operate' content, while the link previously labeled 'Operate' and pointing to /operate/getting-started/overview/ now points to /build/rpc/node-api and displays 'API' content.

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