Replace Plausible analytics with Umami#95
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Switch from Plausible to self-hosted Umami analytics. https://claude.ai/code/session_01XmivDu6jtVzWBiL8pLnYgi
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Description
This PR replaces the Plausible analytics service with Umami for website analytics tracking. The change simplifies the analytics setup by removing the dual-script Plausible configuration and replacing it with a single Umami script tag.
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Additional Context
This migration from Plausible to Umami provides an alternative analytics solution. The Umami script is configured to automatically track page views and events on the production environment.