Add Kryptorious Python dev tooling to CLI Tools#3248
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@CodeGero Thanks for the contribution. This PR rewrites effectively the entire README due to a line-ending conversion, resulting in nearly 1,200 deletions and additions for only a few intended entries. This creates unnecessary merge risk and makes the actual changes difficult to review. The PR also bundles four projects from the same author and introduces a new subsection specifically for them. Please avoid bulk self-promotion and unrelated structural changes. Any future submission should preserve the existing file formatting, contain only the minimal intended diff, and propose one established project at a time in an existing appropriate category. |
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Adds a small set of MIT-licensed CLI tools for Python developers under a new 'Python Dev Tooling' sub-group in the CLI Tools section:
All are published to PyPI, open-source (MIT), and have public repositories. Happy to adjust placement or remove any that don't fit the list's scope.