docs(README): add Related projects section - #916
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Adds a small section after the features block listing community projects that build on ytmusicapi, opening with one entry (ytm-cli, a macOS terminal client). Includes a footer line inviting other downstream projects to PR themselves in. Happy to drop this entirely or move it to a wiki/discussion if a curated list isn't what you'd like to maintain on the README.
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Adds a small Related projects section to the README, between the features block and the Contributing section.
Opens with one entry — ytm-cli, a macOS terminal client built on ytmusicapi — and ends with a one-liner inviting other downstream projects to PR themselves in. The intent is to give users a quick way to discover community tooling without you (or the user) having to dig.
Totally happy to:
docs/instead.Diff is intentionally tiny — 12 lines, README only. Thanks for the library, it's been a joy to build against. ✌️