Added browser IDEs

[mojafa]

Hey hey,

Mo here. I've been diving into open source lately and thought I'd give my mojo a little boost. I added a few browser IDEs to the readme, hoping it might make things a bit easier for new contributors getting started with the codebase.

What do you think? Hope it resonates!

Best,
Mo.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added an "Open in Codeanywhere" badge to the Astro Example: Nanostores, enabling users to quickly launch the project in a cloud-based development environment.

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Walkthrough

A new badge for "Open in Codeanywhere" has been added to the README file of the Astro Example: Nanostores. This update provides users with a direct option to launch the project in the Codeanywhere environment, making it more accessible.

Changes

File	Change Summary
examples/.../request-nanostores/README.md	Added a Codeanywhere badge linking to the project repository.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant R as README
    participant C as Codeanywhere
    participant G as GitHub
    U->>R: View README with badge
    U->>C: Click "Open in Codeanywhere" badge
    C->>G: Retrieve project repository
    G-->>C: Return repository data
    C-->>U: Launch project environment

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Poem

I’m a hopping rabbit filled with delight,
A badge now guides me to code so bright.
Click and jump to Codeanywhere’s embrace,
Where projects bloom with a joyous pace.
Carrots and code, together in flight!
🐇✨

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[Fryuni]

These examples are plain Astro templates from the official repo modified to use the libraries here, they don't even link to this repo. I'm keeping all of them unchanged.