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docs: correct Microsoft Global Hackathon 2026 award attribution - #367
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Only the 1st Place Executive Challenge award was won by SkillOpt; the separate Award Winner badge belongs to another project. Remove that badge from the README and project page, and restate the News entry accordingly.
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Corrects #366. SkillOpt won 1st Place, Executive Challenge at the Microsoft Global Hackathon 2026. The separate Award Winner badge added in #366 belongs to a different project, so this PR:
skillopt-assets/hackathon-2026-award-winner.png);Checked locally with a headless browser: the project-page hero now shows the NeurIPS 2026 Spotlight pill and the single Hackathon badge, with no layout issues. Documentation only.