Update integration ID

[JakeSCahill]

Allows us to track users of the home page in the Kapa dashboard independently of the other integrations.

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The change updates the value assigned to the global JavaScript variable window.UI_INTEGRATION_ID in the home.hbs template. The previous ID 'bc719cfb-2fd5-4c76-acde-de9a905f13b3' is replaced with '13dd3c3c-52eb-4d92-9b61-383a946bccac'. No other code, logic, or structure is affected.

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src/partials/home.hbs (1)

8-8: Integration ID update verified – no stale references found

I ran a repository-wide search for the previous GUID (bc719cfb-2fd5-4c76-acde-de9a905f13b3) and got zero matches, so there are no lingering references. Everything looks good here.

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