Add GSoC 2026 blog post: An AI Scientist for Dark Matter - #84
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Adds a Google Summer of Code 2026 section to the student blogs page, above 2025 and in the same table format, with my blog post "An AI Scientist for Dark Matter: Closed-Loop Agents for Strong Gravitational Lensing".
The post covers building closed-loop AI agents that analyse strong gravitational lensing for dark matter research, as part of the DeepLense project. It's my GSoC 2026 work product with ML4SCI.
Note: the existing 2025 section has a stray
</table>at line 108 on current master (line 118 after this change) that closes its table early, so its last few entries render outside the table. I have not touched it in this PR; just flagging it in case you'd like to fix it separately.