feat: add "The Hex" syndicate data

[SlayerOrnstein]

What did you fix?

add hex syndicate name

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Reproduction steps

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Considerations

• Does this contain a new dependency? No
• Does this introduce opinionated data formatting or manual data entry? Yes
• Does this pr include updated data files in a separate commit that can be reverted for a clean code-only pr? Yes
• Have I run the linter? Yes
• Is is a bug fix, feature request, or enhancement? Enhancement

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a new syndicate entry named "The Hex" to the syndicate listings.

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Walkthrough

The update adds a new entry to the syndicate data file. In the data/syndicatesData.json, an object for "HexSyndicate" with the property "name": "The Hex" is added after the "EntratiLabSyndicate" entry. The JSON structure remains unchanged aside from this additional entry.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
data/syndicatesData.json	Added new entry "HexSyndicate": { "name": "The Hex" } after "EntratiLabSyndicate".

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• TobiTenno

Poem

I'm a rabbit, hopping with glee,
New data added for all to see.
"HexSyndicate" joins the fray,
In JSON fields it now will stay.
With a joyful twitch and a happy beat,
I celebrate changes—oh, so sweet!
🐇✨

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data/syndicatesData.json (1)

82-86: LGTM – New Syndicate Entry Added Correctly

The new "HexSyndicate" entry with "name": "The Hex" is formatted consistently with the existing entries. Its placement immediately after the "EntratiLabSyndicate" entry maintains the logical order. No syntax or formatting issues were detected.

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