New feature: document a new section for popular command line frameworks

[Liran Tal]

Feature a new section to include popular tools to build CLIs, such as:

1. oclif
2. inquirer
3. ink
4. blessed

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Expected scope of work for this issue:

• The README currently has 8 sections
• Let's add a new section called: 9 Appendix: CLI Frameworks
• In it, let's document the above suggested frameworks
• Let's not do the other section's format of "DO and OTHERWISE" because it doesn't fit. Instead, I suggest we create a table with the library name, another column for the npm package, and another column for the github repo. We can add another column that has badges of current stars and npm downloads. Anything else you can think of that would be helpful?

[S0han]

what do you need me to do to help fix this issue?

[Liran Tal]

Hi @S0han 👋

Thanks for chiming in - I updated the description above.
Happy if you want to take it :)

[S0han]

im kinda new to open source im down to help if you can further explain

[Liran Tal]

Sure! If you're new to using GitHub and contributing via a pull request to a project, I recommend these guides to catch up on it:

1. https://opensource.guide/how-to-contribute/
2. https://github.com/firstcontributions/first-contributions

And once you feel comfortable doing that, you can make the updates as described in the issue above to the README.md file that has all the contents.

[S0han]

thanks!

[S0han]

im ready to give it a try

[Liran Tal]

Fixed by @UrielOfir 👏 👏 👏