docs(readme): add license and twitter badge

[Ocheretovich]

Add license badge to repository README to display license type

Updates README.md by adding a badge that displays and links to the repository's license information.

📍Where to Start

Review the changes in README.md which contains the new license badge addition.

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Macroscope summarized ba5f43e.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added a license status badge to the README, displaying the project's license type and linking to the LICENSE file.
  • Added a Twitter follower count badge to the README, linking to the project's Twitter page.

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Walkthrough

Two new badges were added to the badges section of the README file: a License badge displaying the project's license type using Shields.io, linking to the LICENSE file in the repository, and a Twitter badge showing the follower count for the project's Twitter handle, linking to the Twitter page. No other files or content were modified.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Added Shields.io badges for license type (linked to LICENSE file) and Twitter follower count (linked to Twitter page).

Possibly related PRs

• chore: add icon and link to release #678: Both PRs add new badges with icons and links to the README file, enhancing the project's metadata display without altering any code functionality.

Suggested reviewers

• fbac
• mkysel

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[macroscopeapp]

Add license and Twitter badges to project README documentation

Updates README.md with two new informational badges:

• License badge linking to project's LICENSE file
• Twitter badge linking to XMTP Twitter/X account

📍Where to Start

Review the changes in README.md which contains the new badge additions.

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Macroscope summarized 809b75c.