kiwix / kiwix/web

Kiwix hotspot should list user benefits, not product features

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Looking at https://get.kiwix.org/en/solutions/hotspots/kiwix-hotspot/
"Pre-packaged, pre-tested and ready to use" lists processes and features, not direct user benefits.

Section heading should be "Open the box, nothing to configure" or be removed as it kind of duplicates the ensuing benefits.

Would also limit to six benefits, not eight

* Plug-and-Play: rephrase to "No set-up or technical expertise required. Plug it in, and use it."
* Multi user: slight rephrase as "One library, many users" (if space allows for longer title) + "Connect up to 24 people from a single hotspot, enabling everyone to work, study, or collaborate at the same time."
* Durable and resistant: SSD vs. microSD is spec comparison. Replace with "Built to last in demanding environments. Less maintenance, more uptime"
* Quiet & Discrete: replace with "Runs anywhere." then "Ideal for remote locations, it consumes very little power and can operate from a powerbank or small solar panel."
* Human tested: keep
* By Kiwix: brand positioning filler that is not an immediate benefit. Replace with "Designed, built and supported by the people who develop Kiwix itself."

Remove:
* Ultra fast: this is a spec list leading with a RAM amount ಠ_ಠ.
* On time: technical detail, actual benefit is unclear / trivial. Move to tech specs at bottom of page.

Also remove the "Choosing our Hotspot supports Kiwix’s development and infrastructure. Go Offline and help us bridge the gap of the world’s digital divide!" - people can do a purchase or make a donation, but if the purchase is a donation then benefits are irrelevant and this weakens the product.

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