Celebrate the top three entrants in each linear algebra problem - #264
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The linear algebra winners announcement links writeups but doesn't name the podium finishers. Add the first, second, and third place entrants for QR, eigh, and Cholesky, with links to each public B200 leaderboard and a September 7 snapshot date.
Also link the Hugging Face submissions dataset so readers can study implementations by entrants who did not publish writeups, including 10billiontokens.
Validation: all nine names and their order match the saved public standings; Markdown renders correctly, news metadata is preserved, and
git diff --checkpasses.