Replace repo page with instructions to use GitHub itself - #344
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… (those who be precisely who we're targeting with this). Rewrite with topics, which are publicly accessible.
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The repo page was generated some time ago and is far out-of-date. Instead of maintaining this page, use metadata on GitHub itself. That way GitHub - which is already the source of truth - becomes the single authoritative source for Balancer repos, and is browsable by type, lifecycle, and protocol generation.
We have to use topics - not custom properties (though those are still present) - since only topics are publicly browseable.