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Add agent-friendly section + simplify support page

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- New #agents section between Integrate and Sovereign with three cards:
  OpenAPI 3.1 discovery, scoped API keys with bounded roles, stable
  error codes + HMAC-signed webhooks. Links to KEYSAT_AGENT_GUIDE.md.
- Top-nav gains 'Agents' anchor.
- support.html: dropped the placeholder on-chain section (no address
  finalized yet) and the speculative 'what funds go toward' paragraph.
  Now three clean sections: Patron license, Lightning, OpenSats.
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<h2>3. On-chain Bitcoin</h2>
<h2>3. OpenSats</h2>
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<div class="label">For larger contributions</div>
<h3>BTC address</h3>
<p>Best for $50+ contributions where the Lightning channel-balance limit might be a concern.</p>
<div class="placeholder-warn" style="margin:14px 0 0">
<strong>Coming soon:</strong> on-chain address will be published once finalized. For now, please use Lightning above or the Patron license tier.
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<div class="label">Fund Bitcoin FOSS broadly</div>
<h3>OpenSats</h3>
<p>If you&rsquo;d rather fund Bitcoin software development broadly rather than this project specifically, <a href="https://opensats.org" style="color:var(--navy-800); font-weight:500">OpenSats</a> is a 501(c)(3) that grants to dozens of FOSS Bitcoin projects &mdash; including BTCPay, which Keysat depends on.</p>
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<h2>What the funds go toward</h2>
<p>Roughly in this order: paying contractors to ship the v0.2 web UI auth hardening, recurring billing primitives, additional language SDKs (Go, Swift, Java, .NET), and the long tail of papercut fixes that operators report. A small slice covers infrastructure &mdash; the marketing site, the docs site, the marketplace registry. We publish quarterly transparency reports of what came in and where it went, signed by the keysat.xyz issuer key.</p>
<h2>OpenSats</h2>
<p>If you&rsquo;d rather fund Bitcoin software development broadly rather than this project specifically, <a href="https://opensats.org" style="color:var(--navy-800); font-weight:500">OpenSats</a> is a 501(c)(3) public charity that grants to dozens of FOSS Bitcoin projects (BTCPay, Fedimint, Cashu, NoStr clients, &hellip;). They take Lightning. Keysat itself relies on BTCPay, which OpenSats supports.</p>
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