Fix multiple issues (#122, #164, #48) - #716
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- Fix containers#122: Make Testimonial Avatars Clickable - Fix containers#164: Document User-Local Config Files for Rootless Podman - Fix containers#48: Add Podman Desktop to the Get Started Page
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What this does: This PR updates the testimonial cards on the website so that clicking on a person's avatar image now takes you directly to their profile link.
Why we need it: Previously, only the text (like the person's name or handle) was clickable. Making the profile pictures clickable as well makes the website feel much more intuitive and user-friendly.
What this does: This PR updates the Installation documentation to explicitly mention user-local configuration paths (like ~/.config/containers/registries.conf).
Why we need it: The docs previously only highlighted the system-wide configuration paths (like /etc/containers/registries.conf). This was leaving rootless Podman users in the dark about where to place their personal configuration files.
What this does: This PR adds a shiny new "Podman Desktop" download button right next to the standard installation instructions on the "Get Started" page.
Why we need it: Podman Desktop is the easiest and most recommended way to use Podman on macOS and Windows. Highlighting it prominently on the Get Started page helps newcomers immediately find the most user-friendly setup option.