docs: improve default landing page for third-party deployments #314
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redesign landing page to make it clear this is an unconfigured default page for Rainbow gateway software, similar to nginx's default page pattern. changes: - add note for operators to customize the landing page - add noindex meta tag to prevent search engine indexing - add links to configuration docs, specs, and resources - replace hardcoded abuse@ipfs.io with dynamic WHOIS lookup - add animated rainbow CSS for branding - add dark mode support
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redesign landing page to make it clear this is an unconfigured default page for Rainbow gateway software, similar to nginx's default page pattern.
changes:
abuse@ipfs.iowith dynamic WHOIS lookupwhy:
"Abuse Report" section added in this PR makes it very clear who is the owner of HTTP server and how to report abuse (we've been doing that for Wikipedia mirror already).
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