Remove atom repository from website

[Juan Camilo Ortiz Gonzalez]

🐞 Problem

The atom repository is still available in the website as a possibility to contribute, but it's actually archived.

🎯 Goal

Avoid people considering atom as an option to start contributing to open source.

[Nkenfa N. Brandon]

🐞 Problem
The atom repository is still available in the website as a possibility to contribute, but it's actually archived.

🎯 Goal
Avoid people considering atom as an option to start contributing to open source.

💡 Possible Solution
1.) Identify References:
-Search your codebase for "atom" to find all instances where the repository is mentioned.
-Use a command like:
--For Unix-based systems (Linux, macOS):
grep -r "atom" /path/to/your/website/code
--For Windows:
findstr /s /i /m "atom" \path\to\your\website\code\*.*
2.) Edit Files:
Open each file containing references to the atom repository.
Remove or comment out these references.
Example:
**`

Atom Repository - Contribute to Atom!

`**

3.) Test Locally:
Run the website locally to ensure changes are applied correctly and no errors are introduced.

4.) Test(Locally):
-Merge the changes into your main branch.
-Deploy the updated website to your production environment.

5.) Verify:
-Check the live website to ensure all references to the atom repository are removed.
-Ensure no broken links or placeholders remain.