Docs: Fix Typo

[bravesasha]

Hi. I think that it will be better, what do you say

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The pull request modifies the "Getting Started with the OP Stack" document by removing an informational callout about subscribing to the Optimism Developer Blog. The content has been refined for clarity and conciseness, with some sentences restructured to enhance readability. The overall structure remains intact, covering the OP Stack's purpose, its current iteration (Optimism Bedrock), and its future evolution, while still guiding users on engaging with the OP Stack and providing links to further resources.

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File Path	Change Summary
pages/stack/getting-started.mdx	Removed callout for subscribing to the Optimism Developer Blog; refined content for clarity and conciseness.

Possibly related PRs

• Docs improvements #776: This PR involves minor adjustments for clarity in documentation, similar to the main PR's focus on refining content for clarity and conciseness.
• Fix docs #797: This PR also addresses minor textual modifications aimed at improving clarity in documentation, aligning with the main PR's objective of enhancing readability.
• minor updates for l1 contract deployments #810: The changes in this PR focus on improving documentation related to deploying smart contracts, which may relate to the overall documentation improvements seen in the main PR.
• interop explainers #825: This PR introduces new documentation related to interoperability, which may connect to the main PR's emphasis on the OP Stack's role in the ecosystem.
• Update cross-chain-message.mdx #932: This PR updates terminology in the context of cross-chain messaging, which aligns with the main PR's focus on refining existing content for clarity.

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• bradleycamacho

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[krofax]

I'll maintain the current text instead.