Home: part of OpenVibe Services (the eyebrow says so, and one line under the hero links to openvibe.services) (#74)

ddiff --git a/server/web/home.js b/server/web/home.js
iindex 8be6376..ef85ba6 100644
---- a/server/web/home.js
++++ b/server/web/home.js
@@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ for await (const ev of run.jobs.events(job.id)) console.log(ev.type, ev.data);
  
  function body() {
      return showcase.hero({
--        eyebrow: 'OpenVibe.Run · jobs on nodes · alpha',
++        eyebrow: 'OpenVibe.Run · part of OpenVibe Services · alpha',
          title: 'Run jobs on your own machine,',
          accent: 'or on a node that can.',
          lede: 'Pair a computer once and the jobs you start run there, on your hardware, with their output streamed back to you. '
@@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ function body() {
              { title: 'Watch it run', text: 'The job\'s event stream shows each state change and the machine\'s output as it is written.' },
              { title: 'Keep the record', text: 'Every job ends succeeded, failed, cancelled or expired, with its timings, its exit and the seconds it ran.' },
          ],
--    }) + showcase.steps({
++    }) + '<section class="sc-sec sc-part-of"><p class="sc-note">Part of <a href="https://openvibe.services/">OpenVibe Services</a>: the building blocks every OpenVibe product runs on, with one console, one account and one SDK.</p></section>' + showcase.steps({
          id: 'how',
          title: 'How a job runs',
          items: [