Fix landing page — remove hardcoded counts, fix steps layout, add spacing

- Remove hardcoded 41 tests and 12 servers counts (both are dynamic)
- Replace broken {{< steps >}} shortcode with plain numbered bold steps
- Add spacing divs between all sections
- Simplify Currently Tested to mention languages not individual names

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: MDA2AV

docs/content/_index.md

@@ -29,33 +29,35 @@ layout: hextra-home
 
 ## What It Does
 
-Http11Probe sends **41 crafted HTTP requests** to each server and checks whether the response matches the exact expected behavior from the RFCs. Every server is tested identically, producing a side-by-side compliance comparison.
+Http11Probe sends a suite of crafted HTTP requests to each server and checks whether the response matches the exact expected behavior from the RFCs. Every server is tested identically, producing a side-by-side compliance comparison.
+
+<div class="hx-mt-6"></div>
 
 {{< cards >}}
   {{< card link="compliance" title="Compliance" subtitle="RFC 9110/9112 protocol requirements — line endings, request-line format, header syntax, Host validation, Content-Length parsing." icon="check-circle" >}}
   {{< card link="smuggling" title="Smuggling" subtitle="CL/TE ambiguity, duplicate Content-Length, obfuscated Transfer-Encoding, pipeline injection vectors." icon="shield-exclamation" >}}
-  {{< card link="malformed-input" title="Robustness" subtitle="Binary garbage, 100 KB fields, 10,000 headers, control characters, integer overflow, incomplete requests." icon="lightning-bolt" >}}
+  {{< card link="malformed-input" title="Robustness" subtitle="Binary garbage, oversized fields, too many headers, control characters, integer overflow, incomplete requests." icon="lightning-bolt" >}}
 {{< /cards >}}
 
 <div class="hx-mt-16"></div>
 
 ## Add Your Framework
 
-Http11Probe is designed so anyone can add their HTTP server and get compliance results without touching the test infrastructure. Three steps:
+Http11Probe is designed so anyone can contribute their HTTP server and get compliance results without touching the test infrastructure.
 
-{{< steps >}}
+<div class="hx-mt-8"></div>
 
-### Write a minimal server
+**1. Write a minimal server** — Create a directory under `src/Servers/YourServer/` with a simple HTTP server that returns `200 OK` on `GET /`. Any language, any framework.
 
-Create a directory under `src/Servers/YourServer/` with a simple HTTP server that returns `200 OK` on `GET /`. Any language, any framework.
+<div class="hx-mt-4"></div>
 
-### Add a Dockerfile
+**2. Add a Dockerfile** — Build and run your server. It will use `network_mode: host` so it binds directly to the host network.
 
-Add a `Dockerfile` that builds and runs your server. Use `network_mode: host` so it binds directly to the host network.
+<div class="hx-mt-4"></div>
 
-### Add to docker-compose.yml
+**3. Add to docker-compose.yml** — Add a service entry with two labels. That's the only configuration needed:
 
-Add a service entry with two labels — that's the only configuration needed:
+<div class="hx-mt-4"></div>
 
 ```yaml
 yourserver:
@@ -68,15 +70,17 @@ yourserver:
     probe.name: "Your Server"
 ```
 
-{{< /steps >}}
+<div class="hx-mt-6"></div>
 
 The CI pipeline auto-discovers servers from `docker-compose.yml` labels. No workflow edits, no test changes, no config files. Open a PR and the probe runs automatically.
 
 <div class="hx-mt-16"></div>
 
 ## Currently Tested
 
-Glyph11, ASP.NET Kestrel, Flask, Express, Spring Boot, Quarkus, Nancy, Jetty, Nginx, Apache, Caddy, and Pingora — across C#, Python, JavaScript, Java, and Rust.
+Servers across C#, Python, JavaScript, Java, Rust, and C — from application frameworks to reverse proxies.
+
+<div class="hx-mt-6"></div>
 
 {{< cards >}}
   {{< card link="probe-results" title="Leaderboard" subtitle="See which frameworks pass the most tests, ranked from best to worst compliance." icon="chart-bar" >}}