docs: add Ollama local setup guide to community resources

[Azaria4459]

What this adds

A new Community Tutorials section at the bottom of docs/guides/overview.mdx with one external guide:

Continue.dev + Ollama Local AI Coding Stack (2026)

Why it's useful

The existing Ollama guide in this directory covers model setup. This community article fills a different gap: it walks through a complete working stack — picking the right Ollama model for autocomplete vs. chat, writing the config.yaml dual-model config, and troubleshooting the latency vs. quality trade-off in everyday use.

Several people in Discord ask "how do I actually use Continue with Ollama day-to-day?" This article answers that question end-to-end.

Change scope

• One file edited: docs/guides/overview.mdx
• 6 lines added, 0 deleted
• No code changes, no dependency changes

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Summary by cubic

Adds a new Community Tutorials section to docs/guides/overview.mdx with a link to a guide for running Continue with a local Ollama backend. Helps users set up a practical dual‑model config (fast autocomplete + slower chat) and understand everyday performance trade-offs.

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