feat(web): add community partners

[HasithDeAlwis]

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• New Features
  • Expanded the partner listings in the application by adding new names, enhancing the display of partner information for users.

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The pull request extends the partner list by adding five new names to the presentPartnersInput object in the index route of the website. The new partners—'CPRT', 'Nx', 'Level One', 'Carleton Impact', and 'Netlify'—are appended without altering any existing logic or affecting public exports.

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File	Change Summary
apps/website/app/.../_index.tsx	Added partner names: 'CPRT', 'Nx', 'Level One', 'Carleton Impact', 'Netlify'

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In our code, fresh names now gleam,
Partners join in a seamless stream.
'CPRT' to Netlify, a stellar array,
Enhancing our list in a quiet display.
Cheers to updates lighting the way!

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 ERR_PNPM_LINKED_PKG_DIR_NOT_FOUND  Could not install from "/tmp/eslint/infra/sdks/netlify" as it does not exist.

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