Add LeadCMS to the list of headless CMSs#1057
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LeadCMS is an open-source, AI-first headless CMS and CRM built for Jamstack sites. It’s a natural fit for the headless CMS list because it keeps content in Git-friendly Markdown/MDX, adds a writer-friendly Admin UI with live preview, and provides a Git-style CLI for syncing content. The platform also includes media optimization (AVIF/WebP, resizing), deployment controls for static sites, and built-in CRM features. This PR adds the LeadCMS page with a clear product overview and screenshots so the community can evaluate it alongside other headless CMS options.