Move banner below title/meta; related posts: og-image cover cards, 2-col desktop / 1-col mobile; doc: one-tap CTA rule

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@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ Every post gets a Chinese translation, **every time**, without being asked:
 2. **Keep EN and ZH in sync.** If you edit the English post (add a section, fix a fact, update a link), make the **same edit** to the Chinese version in the same commit. Never let the two versions drift.
 3. **Translate the *frontmatter* too** — title and description go to Chinese, but `category`, `tags`, and `pubDate` stay identical to the English post (they're data, not prose).
 4. **Code/commands stay in English** inside the Chinese post (see §6) — only the prose around them is translated.
-5. **Every case study ends with a hire CTA** (in the post body, not frontmatter): a "Want a bot/this for your business?" section with WhatsApp `+60 12-797 2969`, email `me@hoelee.com`, and `hoelee.com`. This is a business blog — every flagship post doubles as a lead magnet.
+5. **Every case study ends with a hire CTA** (in the post body, not frontmatter): a "Want this for your business?" section. The contact must be **one-tap, not plain text** — a clickable WhatsApp link (`https://wa.me/60127972969`) and a `mailto:` link (`mailto:me@hoelee.com?subject=...`), plus `hoelee.com` — and it should **name the concrete service offered** (e.g. "I build Telegram support bots like this one", "I set up self-hosted monitoring pipelines"), so a reader can tap straight through and ask for that specific thing. This is a business blog — every flagship post doubles as a lead magnet.
 6. **Case studies open with a "why it matters" section** (the business benefit: saves money, 24/7, converts browsers, remembers customers) before the technical architecture.

 **Verify after build:** the English page links to `/posts/zh/<slug>/` and the Chinese page links back to `/posts/<slug>/` (the auto language-switch).