Add "Supported By Posit" badge to infer website

[jeroenjanssens]

Overview

This PR adds the "Supported by Posit" badge to the infer website.

Background

We've recently started adding a "Supported by Posit" badge across all Posit package websites to create a more cohesive brand presence. The badge appears on the far right of the top navigation bar or at the bottom of the hamburger menu. It links to Posit’s main website. @hadley is involved with this initiative.

The following websites already have the "Supported by Posit" badge: ggplot2, Great Tables, gt, Plotnine, Pointblank, pointblank, and Quarto.

See https://posit-dev.github.io/supported-by-posit/ for more information.

Changes

• Added a line to _pkgdown.yml to include the JavaScript file
• Standardized indentation in _pkgdown.yml

Screenshots

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[simonpcouch]

Thanks for the PR, @jeroenjanssens! I'm going to give the non-Posit infer authors a week to chime in here in case anyone has thoughts.

[echasnovski]

I guess my question is how is infer supported by Posit?

[simonpcouch]

Yup, reasonable question. I've been employed full-time by Posit since 2022, and my work on infer since then has been part of the gig. My work on infer 1.0.0 was the focus of a contract from Posit. @mine-cetinkaya-rundel has been employed by Posit for some number of years as well.

At the same time, most of infer's authors are not / have not been employed by Posit. Fine by me to close this with that in mind if that feels right. :)

[echasnovski]

At the same time, most of infer's authors are not / have not been employed by Posit. Fine by me to close this with that in mind if that feels right. :)

Reading the "Supported by ..." badge I usually assume that any ongoing work (maintenance or not) is supported by "..." in some way. That seems to be true for now, but can change later.

But either way, I don't really have strong opinions on this topic. If you feel this is justified, then it is good enough for me.

[andrewpbray]

Simon's work over the fast few years has been so so helpful in keeping infer well documented, bug free, and up-to-date with the rest of the tidy ecosystem. I'm fine with acknowledging the Posit's financial support here.