Add libxlsxwriter and csv-zero

[peymanmortazavi]

Adding two entries to the awesome zig.

One is libxlsxwriter, which I had to use for something at work and was pleasantly surprised to see that they use Zig as their build system.

Other one is csv-zero, which is my own repository admittedly but I'm maintaining it and it did rather well in benchmarks. I wrote a blog post about it, presented on it, etc. I think it's good to have a reference to it for folks who want to read csv files.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request expands the 'awesome zig' list by incorporating two new entries. It introduces a high-performance CSV library written in Zig and highlights a C library for Excel file creation that leverages Zig for its build system, thereby enriching the resources available to the Zig community.

Highlights

• Added csv-zero library: Included 'csv-zero', a zero-allocation, SIMD-accelerated CSV iterator and emitter for Zig, to the list of awesome Zig libraries. This library is maintained by the pull request author and has performed well in benchmarks.
• Added libxlsxwriter: Added 'libxlsxwriter', a C library for creating Excel XLSX files, to the section for C/C++ projects that have adopted Zig as their build system. The author noted its use of Zig for its build process.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Added 'peymanmortazavi/csv-zero' to the 'Libraries and Frameworks' section.
  • Added 'libxlsxwriter' to the 'Existing C/C++ projects that have replaced their original build systems with Zig' section.

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Code Review

The pull request adds two new entries, csv-zero and libxlsxwriter, to the README.md file. The additions are well-placed within their respective categories. The descriptions are clear and concise, providing good context for each entry. No critical issues were found.

[jiacai2050]

Thank you.