docs: add Panda to clients list (Desktop and Web) - #2120
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Adding Panda to the Desktop and Web section (alphabetical, between Ngent and Poolside Desktop Assistant).
Panda is built for ACP agent developers: you implement the agent side of the protocol, and Panda is the client UI you'd otherwise have to build yourself — streaming messages, tool-call cards, inline permission prompts, polished diffs, and session history, speaking ACP natively. Off-the-shelf agents (Claude Code, Codex, …) work too through their ACP adapters.
The client-side contract Panda holds agents to (required methods, handler semantics, timeouts) is documented for implementers: https://github.com/lukaisluka/Panda/blob/main/docs/acp-agent-requirements.en.md
Happy to adjust the wording or category if it fits elsewhere better.