###Background / Description
The new explore feed introduces a "Community" tab that surfaces articles, stories and resources curated by and about volunteer editors and contributors across the Wikimedia movement. This task covers the overall feed layout and framework — including the disclaimer, date header, language switching behavior, and the "See past from the community" entry point. Getting this foundation right ensures all individual content modules have a consistent and reliable container to live in.
###User Story
As a reader opening the explore feed, I want to see a clearly organized feed of community curated content in my preferred language, so that I can easily discover what Wikipedia's volunteer editors have highlighted today.
###Requirements
- The "Community" tab should display a disclaimer at the top of the feed: "Content and resources selected by and about the Wikimedia community."
- Below the disclaimer, the feed should display today's date followed by the content modules in order
- Content should be sourced from the user's selected language wiki. If the user changes their language, the feed should reload pulling content from the newly selected language wiki
- Modules that do not exist in the selected language wiki should be hidden automatically
- At the bottom of the feed, users should see a "See past community content" button that loads the same set of modules from previous days
- The language selector should be visible in the feed header and allow users to switch languages inline
- The order of the modules in this section of the feed is Featured Article, Top Read, Did You Know, Today's Featured Picture (from the language), In the news, On this day, Picture of the day (from Commons), Media of the day (Commons)
###Design Link
[Figma link — placeholder]