docs(readme): add a used by section

[gouravkhunger]

Hi there!

Thank you for this awesome project! This PR adds a beautiful "Used by" section in the README.md file to showcase its impact.

I've created this using an open source tool I built myself: dependents.info. Here's a preview of how the image renders:

Used by

There's also a shield.io based badge if you prefer the smaller variant.

For your repository, they will look like this:

Please feel free to close the PR if you don't want to have this!

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the README by adding a dedicated section that highlights the repository's usage by other projects. It leverages the dependents.info service to provide dynamic badges and images showing the dependent count and network.

Highlights

• Add 'Used by' section: Introduced a new section in the README to showcase projects that depend on this repository.
• Integrate dependents.info: Added a badge and a visual image from dependents.info to display the number and network of dependents.
• Update Table of Contents: Added a link to the new 'Used by' section in the README's Table of Contents for easier navigation.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a 'Used by' section in the README.md, showcasing project dependents using badges and images from dependents.info. The changes enhance the README by providing visibility into the project's adoption. My review focuses on improving the accessibility of the newly added images by ensuring they have appropriate alternative text.

[eliandoran]

@gouravkhunger , what's the sorting logic behind it?

I was expecting https://github.com/TriliumNext/Trilium to be more at the beginning of the list.

[gouravkhunger]

Hi @eliandoran, by default the api picks the first few repositories from the network dependents page to show case.

Processing the dependents, sorting through them and picking the ones with most stars is available when using the github action to run the ingestion task. It provides many more customization options, and also higher quality images for rendering.

If you don't want to use the action, I can add sorting ability when picking repositories from the page, but it won't persist as users of your repository grow. Thanks for reaching out!

[eliandoran]

Thanks for the response, @gouravkhunger .

It's up to @SSShooter as maintainer of the library, I'm just a consumer of it.

[gouravkhunger]

I've added the sorting logic as a default 😄