fix docs

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on refining the documentation by addressing navigation inconsistencies, updating key statistics and integration surface descriptions, and standardizing image embedding practices. These changes aim to improve the accuracy, maintainability, and user experience of the documentation across different languages.

Highlights

• Documentation Navigation Fixes: The 'Community' menu item in both English and Chinese configurations was updated to use url instead of pageRef to resolve issues with multilingual page paths.
• Content Updates: The main index pages (_index.md and _index.zh.md) were updated to reflect an increased statistic from '5' to '6' and to include 'SKILL' in the list of integration surfaces.
• Image Rendering Improvement: Image embedding in the OpenClaw recipe documentation (both English and Chinese versions) was refactored from HTML div and img tags to standard Markdown image syntax for better compatibility and readability.

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Code Review

This pull request updates documentation, including fixing menu links for multilingual support, updating statistics on the homepage, and converting HTML image tags to Markdown syntax. The changes to the menu links are a good fix for known issues with Hugo's multilingual handling. My review focuses on the conversion to Markdown for images, which, while a good practice, may have unintended side effects on page layout by removing sizing and centering information. I've left comments with suggestions on how to mitigate this if it proves to be an issue.

[gemini-code-assist]

Switching from raw HTML to Markdown for images is a good practice. However, this change (and the one on line 78) removes the width and centering attributes. This could lead to the images being too large and not centered. Please verify the rendered page to ensure the layout is still correct. If styling is needed, consider using a Hugo figure shortcode or Markdown attributes to control the presentation without raw HTML.

[gemini-code-assist]

Similar to the English version of this document, converting the <img> tags to Markdown syntax (here and on line 78) is good, but it removes the width and centering attributes. This might cause the images to render at their full size and not be centered, which could affect the page layout. Please verify the rendered output.