docs: Convert MCP cookbook links to card components

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Summary

This PR converts the markdown bullet list of MCP Integration Cookbooks to a visual card-based layout using <Card> and <CardGroup> components to improve discoverability and visual hierarchy.

Changes

• Replaced markdown bullet list with <CardGroup cols={2}> containing 11 <Card> components
• Added appropriate icons for each cookbook:
  • book - Continue Docs MCP
  • github - GitHub MCP
  • atlassian - Atlassian MCP
  • chart-line - PostHog Session Analysis
  • globe - Netlify Performance
  • gauge - Chrome DevTools Performance
  • database - Sanity CMS and Supabase
  • bug - Sentry Error Monitoring
  • shield - Snyk Security
  • pipe - dlt Data Pipelines
• Preserved all existing descriptions and links
• Set two-column layout for optimal visual presentation

Files Modified

• docs/guides/overview.mdx (lines 23-32 expanded to lines 23-67)

Testing

All links remain functional and point to the correct cookbook pages.

Fixes CON-4547

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Summary by cubic

Converted the MCP cookbook list on the Guides overview to a two-column card grid using CardGroup and Card components to improve discoverability. Added icons for each cookbook and kept all existing descriptions and links (CON-4547).

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The failing CI checks are due to a flaky Hub API test ( returning HTTP 502) on macOS runners. This is unrelated to the documentation changes in this PR, which only modifies docs/guides/overview.mdx to convert markdown links to card components.

The same test is passing on Ubuntu runners, and all other checks (including CLA, linting, and other tests) are passing.

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The failing CI checks are due to a flaky Hub API test (openai/gpt-5 returning HTTP 502) on macOS runners. This is unrelated to the documentation changes in this PR, which only modifies docs/guides/overview.mdx to convert markdown links to card components.

The same test is passing on Ubuntu runners, and all other checks (including CLA, linting, and other tests) are passing.

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Test Failure Analysis

The CI failures are in extensions/cli/src/hubLoader.test.ts - specifically the real Hub integration test for loading openai/gpt-5 model configuration.

Evidence this is unrelated to my changes:

• My PR only modifies docs/guides/overview.mdx (documentation file)
• No code changes were made
• The test makes real HTTP requests to the Hub API
• The error is HTTP 502: Bad Gateway (infrastructure issue)
• The same test passes on Ubuntu runners but fails on macOS runners (flaky)

Recommendation:
This PR is safe to merge once a maintainer re-runs the failed checks or approves despite the flaky test, as the documentation changes are isolated and all relevant checks (CLA, linting, other tests) are passing.