Display RFCs and their status in the readme

[Andre601]

What do you want to see?

I believe that it would be a beneficial thing to have the current and open RFCs be displayed within the README.md file itself, allowing the viewer to see them and their status without having to visit a separate site here.

The format may look something along those lines:

RFC	Feature Name	Tracking PR	Tracking Issue	Start Date	Status
rfc-0001	Webhooks	#1		10/03/2023	accepted
rfc-0002	API route to look up user by useername	#2		15/03/2023	draft
rfc-0003	Discriminators	#3	stoatchat/stoatchat#247	06/05/2023	accepted
rfc-0004	Role and Everyone mentions	#4		08/06/2023	draft
--------	Pronouns	#7		16/06/2023	draft
--------	Interactions	#8		06/04/2023	draft

This could be automated using something like javascript or a python script to pull data from open, closed and merged PRs to extract data from... In fact did I see a similar system within a different repository for a similar RFC-like repository setup, so it would be possible on a technical level.

I hope this can be considered.

[insertish]

There's also the option to just link into the issues search:

New RFCs
Accepted RFCs

But if someone wants to integrate something like this into the repo I would happily merge it, I imagine it would require calling the GH GQL api, some prior art is here that might be useful on the general structure of an action: https://github.com/revoltchat/.github/blob/master/workflows/triage_issue.yml#L13

[Andre601]

The "Fediverse Enhancement Proposals" Repository on codeberg has such a system using Python. So maybe their system could be adopted here?
Haven't looked too deep into this, but I'm confident in the believe that this can be done with rest api alone...