feat: redirect to quip

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Summary: This PR replaces the existing marketing/landing page with a lightweight “site moved” page that redirects visitors to the GitHub Pages destination.

Changes:

• Deletes the previous long-form HTML/CSS content from site/index.html and replaces it with a minimal redirect stub
• Updates the document title/description to indicate the site has moved
• Adds robots noindex and a rel="canonical" pointing at https://quipnetwork.github.io/qubitrefill/
• Implements an immediate meta refresh redirect to the new URL
• Adds a JavaScript redirect that preserves the incoming query string and hash fragment
• Provides a simple in-body link as a fallback for users who briefly see the page

Technical Notes: The redirect uses location.replace (no back-button entry) and attempts to preserve deep-link parameters via JS.

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site/index.html:18 http-equiv="refresh" will drop the current search/hash when JS is disabled or blocked, while the script preserves them; this can create inconsistent deep-link behavior between JS and no-JS clients. Other locations where this applies: site/index.html:33.

Severity: medium

Other Locations

• site/index.html:33

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site/index.html:27 If this page is ever served from (or already at) https://quipnetwork.github.io/qubitrefill/, the location.replace + meta refresh target is effectively “self” and can result in a redirect/reload loop. Consider ensuring the redirect only occurs when the current URL differs from the destination.

Severity: medium

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