docs: render external landing cards as anchors and update GitHub star count

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Motivation

• Ensure external navigation cards on the docs landing page behave as true external links that open in a new tab and carry appropriate rel attributes for privacy and security.
• Preserve internal navigation using Next.js Link to maintain client-side routing performance.
• Refresh the GitHub star count shown on the hero badge to better reflect current project social proof.

Description

• Added an external: true flag to the Cloud entry in navCards to mark it as an external destination.
• Render external cards as real anchor elements (<a href=... target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">) while keeping internal cards as Link components.
• Introduced a shared cardClasses variable to avoid duplication of the card class string between anchor and Link variants.
• Updated the GitHub star badge text from 13.1k to 15.5k and ran code formatting via prettier on the modified file.

Testing

• Ran git diff --check to validate there are no whitespace or diff issues, which succeeded.
• Ran pnpm -s prettier --check docs/src/app/'(landing)'/page.tsx to validate code style, which passed.
• Ran pnpm -s prettier --write docs/src/app/'(landing)'/page.tsx to format the file and rechecked, which completed successfully.

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