fix: remove duplicate responsive action buttons across program pages

[Bhumikagarggg]

Description

This PR fixes #2535 by removing duplicate Join Slack/Participate buttons on the LFX 2025, LFX 2023, MLH, and GSOD pages.

Notes for Reviewers

• Removed the separate desktop and mobile buttons and replaced them with a single responsive button
• Ensured consistent behavior across screen sizes using responsive styling
• Edit Styling for Join Slack Button
• Change name of the button from 'Participate' to 'Join slack'
• Verified the changes on both desktop and mobile views

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the user interface by addressing inconsistencies in action buttons across several program pages. The changes streamline the display of 'Join Slack' and 'Participate' buttons, ensuring that only a single, responsive call-to-action is present on each page, thereby improving user experience and maintaining a cohesive design.

Highlights

• Duplicate Button Removal: Eliminated redundant 'Join Slack' and 'Participate' action buttons across LFX 2025, LFX 2023, MLH, and GSOD program pages, resolving issue Duplicate responsive action buttons across program pages (GSOD, LFX, MLH) #2535.
• Responsive Button Implementation: Replaced separate desktop and mobile buttons with a single, responsive button to ensure consistent behavior and appearance across various screen sizes.
• Button Text Standardization: Standardized button text from 'Participate' to 'Join Slack' on several program pages for improved consistency in calls-to-action.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully removes duplicate action buttons from several program pages, simplifying the code and improving responsiveness. However, I've identified a few issues that should be addressed. In one file, a button's text now mismatches its link destination. In another, removing a button has left behind an empty <ul> tag, resulting in invalid HTML. There's also a minor typo (a leading space) in a URL. I've detailed these points in the comments.

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collections/_programs/gsod_2020.html (146)

While the button text is now correctly "Join Slack", the link it's wrapped in still points to /community#discussion-forums (on the line above). This is misleading for users. The href attribute of the <a> tag should be updated to https://slack.meshery.io.

collections/_programs/lfx.html (51-52)

By removing this button, the parent <ul> tag on line 50 becomes empty. This <ul> tag should also be removed to avoid leaving an empty list and creating invalid HTML (<ul></div>).

collections/_programs/lfx.html (530)

The href attribute in the parent <a> tag on the line above has a leading space (" https://..."). This should be removed for correctness.