fix: greptimedb document link

[killme2008]

Hi community,
as the maintainer of GreptimeDB, I've fixed the broken document link in the vendor list with this patch. Thanks.

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[killme2008]

@svrnm Thanks for your review. I found a ci failure at https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry.io/actions/runs/13779324436/job/38557706817?pr=6517

I tried to fix it by running npm run test-and-fix but it failed:

> test-and-fix
> npm run seq -- fix:submodule $(npm -s run _list:fix:for-test-and-fix) $(npm -s run _list:check:for-test-and-fix)


> seq
> bash -c 'for cmd in "$@"; do npm run $cmd || exit 1; done' - fix:submodule fix:dict fix:expired fix:filenames fix:format fix:htmltest-config fix:i18n fix:markdown fix:text check:expired check:filenames check:format check:i18n check:links check:markdown check:markdown2 check:registry check:spelling check:text


> prefix:submodule
> npm run update:submodule


> update:submodule
> set -x && git submodule update --remote ${DEPTH:- --depth 999} && git submodule foreach 'git fetch $(git remote | tail -1) --tags'

+ git submodule update --remote --depth 999
+ git submodule foreach 'git fetch $(git remote | tail -1) --tags'

> fix:submodule
> npm run pin:submodule


> pin:submodule
> npm run _pin:submodule -- $PIN_SKIP


> _pin:submodule
> scripts/pin-submodules.pl

> cd themes/docsy && git switch --detach v0.11.0-44-gcbc714be
fatal: invalid reference: v0.11.0-44-gcbc714be
Command exited with error:  at scripts/pin-submodules.pl line 40.

I am not sure how to fix it.

[tiffany76]

/fix:refcache

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You triggered fix:refcache action run at https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry.io/actions/runs/13791084201

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IMPORTANT: (RE-)RUN /fix:all to ensure that there are no remaining check issues.

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