update readme.md with zod-csv library

[bartoszgolebiowski]

I have added my library, which I am using to validate CSV against the Zod schema.

Amazing library btw. Thanks a lot

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• Documentation
  • Updated the ecosystem tools list by adding a new entry for the CSV data validation library, enhancing available support documentation.

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The change updates the README.md file by adding a new entry in the "Powered by Zod" section. This entry introduces the zod-csv library, which offers CSV data validation helpers for Zod. No other parts of the file have been altered.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added a new entry for zod-csv under the "Powered by Zod" section.

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I hopped through lines of code today,
Adding a tool in a simple way.
zod-csv joins the validated crew,
Helping CSV data shine through.
A rabbit's smile, a happy cheer—
For tiny changes that bring us near!
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README.md (1)

610-610: Capitalization and Punctuation Consistency
The new entry reads:
[‘zod-csv’](https://github.com/bartoszgolebiowski/zod-csv): Validation helpers for zod for parsing CSV data.
For clarity and to match the rest of the README, please consider capitalizing “zod” to “Zod” (i.e. “Validation helpers for Zod for parsing CSV data.”). Also, verify that the trailing punctuation is consistent with the surrounding entries.

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[uncategorized] ~610-~610: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...//github.com/bartoszgolebiowski/zod-csv): Validation helpers for zod for parsing ...

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[uncategorized] ~610-~610: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...//github.com/bartoszgolebiowski/zod-csv): Validation helpers for zod for parsing ...

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