Improve landing page: Add open source badges, clear description, and prominent CTAs

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This PR addresses three key user experience issues on the landing page:

1. Clear App Description

Before: "Not a to-do list. A high-performance fighter jet for your productivity."

After: "An ADHD-friendly task management system designed to eliminate overwhelm and task paralysis. Transform your productivity with a clean, sci-fi interface built for focus."

Users now immediately understand what the app does and who it's built for, eliminating confusion about the app's purpose.

2. Open Source Transparency

Added prominent open source indicators throughout the page:

• Hero Section: "OPEN SOURCE" and "MIT LICENSE" badges with layered icon
• Footer:
  • Clickable GitHub repository link with icon
  • MIT License link
  • Tagline: "Built with ❤️ for self-hosters and productivity enthusiasts"

These changes build trust and make it clear that Command Ops is an open source project that users can audit, customize, and self-host.

3. Clear Call-to-Actions

Added strategic CTAs throughout the landing page to guide users:

1. Hero section: Dual CTAs - "GET STARTED FREE" (primary) + "SEE HOW IT WORKS" (scrolls to features)
2. Command deck preview: "START YOUR FIRST MISSION"
3. Problem section: "TRY COMMAND OPS FREE" (after describing pain points)
4. Arsenal section: "START COMMANDING NOW" (after showcasing features)
5. Final CTA: "BEGIN ONBOARDING"

Users now have clear direction on what to do next at every stage of their journey through the landing page.

Screenshot

The improved hero section shows:

• Clear ADHD-friendly description
• OPEN SOURCE and MIT LICENSE badges
• Dual CTAs: "GET STARTED FREE" and "SEE HOW IT WORKS"
• Command Deck preview with "START YOUR FIRST MISSION" button

Technical Notes

• Changes are minimal and surgical (only landing-page.tsx modified)
• Maintains existing design system and sci-fi theming
• All styling uses consistent CSS custom properties pattern
• All links tested and working
• Passes ESLint and TypeScript compilation

Fixes #[issue_number]

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<issue_title>Improve the landing pag</issue_title>
<issue_description>1. Add reference to the app being open source in the landing page
2. Add more visible CTAs in landing page. Users are confused what to do next.
3. Add better description in landing page. Currently it is not apparent what the app is about.</issue_description>

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Fixes #3

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