feat(website): sharpen landing meta description#196
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Front-load the differentiators within Google's ~160 character display limit and close on the quickstart promise. Applied to the description, og:description, and twitter:description alike.
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Rewrites the landing page meta description (and the matching og/twitter descriptions): front-loads the differentiators within the ~160 characters search engines display, and closes on the quickstart promise.
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