Update build badge in README.md [skip ci]

[joeljuca]

Description

The build badge in README.md was updated.

Checklist

• I've added this contribution to the CHANGELOG.md file.

[joeljuca]

Hello there!

First of all, thank you for litecli :) So, this PR is just a friendly tweak to update the build badge in README.md. I noticed the project is using GitHub Actions to do CI but the badge was still pointing to Travis CI. I had this same issue with projects I migrated from Travis to GHA, so I wanted to do the same here.

Having a green badge right in the README.md looks good and tells a story of proper organization. :)

[amjith]

Thank you for the contribution. Just out of curiosity do you find that badge useful?

It was all the rage back in 2010ish. I'm wondering if they serve a purpose anymore.

[joeljuca]

@amjith I do, actually! They're an easy way to check if master/main builds correctly. It's literally a badge right – smt you'd use for some sort of proud. But I think it creates a notion of responsibility, smt like "no commit should break the build, otherwise the badge will be red and it will not look good on the project's home page."

Also, when I see a project using a Travis CI the very first idea that comes to mind is "the project hasn't been touched since the deprecation of Travis CI – which has been quite a long time ago." – which is not the case for litecli (and other db CLIs, it seems).

But I was definitely there when it all started in 2010 – so perhaps I'm just an old man keeping up with old practices. 😅