Summary: Cline launches Enterprise version and free Teams tier

Why It Matters: This shows Cline is targeting bigger companies and trying to get more teams to use it.

What Changed:

• Added a clear announcement for "Cline for Enterprise" and a free "Teams tier for 2025."
• Added new navigation links for "Enterprise," "Pricing," "Blog," "MCP," and "Resources."
• Changed the main headline to "The Open Coding Agent" with a new description.
• Added "Sign Up Free" and "Contact Sales" buttons prominently.
• Included a large, new graphic/ASCII art.
• Updated installation numbers from "3.8M Installations" to "4.0M+ installs" and "48K Stars" to "52.5k stars."
• Added new sections like "Same powerful agent, everywhere" with details for VS Code, CLI, and JetBrains.
• Added a section "Cline as your coding partner" with new descriptions.
• Updated the "Why enterprises choose Cline" section with new headings and content, including "Deploy on your infrastructure."
• Added a visual diagram for "ENTERPRISE VPC OR INFERENCE HOST."
• Added a "Put Cline to work" section with "Understand," "Refactor," and "Automate" details.
• Added a "Recent thinking" section with blog post links.
• Added a new footer with product, community, support, and company links, plus social media icons.
• Removed several customer testimonials.
• Removed the "Our Design Principles" section.
• Removed the "Plan, then Act" and related sub-sections.
• Removed the "Built for Real Engineering" and "expanding toolkit" sections.
• Removed the "The only AI coding agent that passes compliance" section.
• Removed the "Built by the team that defined the coding agent category" statement.
• Removed the FAQ-style content about Cline being free, client-side, model-agnostic, and enterprise-ready.