docs: explain when Stim adds little value - #454
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Description
The homepage describes benefits without helping visitors recognize workflows where Stim adds little value.
Solution
Add the approved “When you probably don't need Stim” copy below the feature cards as a plain, readable section. Existing homepage content stays unchanged.
Test plan
Open the homepage and read the new section at desktop and mobile widths. Check all five cases, text wrapping, and spacing above the footer. Verified at 1440px and 390px with no horizontal overflow or browser errors.
Repository formatting, lint, builds, typechecks, and all 3,580 unit tests passed. The test suite used an isolated TMPDIR to avoid unrelated shared-temp leftovers. The website production build and typecheck also passed.
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Fixes #453