Add 'Built with Jules' badge to README

[iHildy]

Added the 'Built with Jules' badge to the README.md file. The badge is placed immediately after the main header for visibility.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates a 'Built with Jules' badge into the project's README.md file. This addition serves to visually acknowledge the use of Jules in the project's development, enhancing visibility and branding for the tool within the project documentation.

Highlights

• README Update: A 'Built with Jules' badge has been added to the README.md file. This badge links to https://jules.google and is positioned immediately after the main header.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a 'Built with Jules' badge to the README.md file. The change is straightforward. I've suggested a minor improvement to simplify the badge's URL by removing a redundant query parameter, which cleans up the Markdown without altering the badge's functionality.

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The link query parameter in the shields.io URL is redundant because the entire badge is already wrapped in a Markdown link pointing to the same destination. Removing this parameter will make the URL cleaner without affecting functionality.

Suggested change

	[](https://jules.google)
	[](https://jules.google)

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