docs(readme): add dbmlgraph to Community Contributions - #960
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Adds dbmlgraph to the Community Contributions list.
It is an MIT-licensed npm CLI that consumes a
.dbmlfile and generates browsable markdown documentation from it (an index plus per-table and per-domain pages), and can search the schema by identifier —dbmlgraph find cycle_idreturns every table and column that matches, along with the enum values and references attached to them.The generated output is plain markdown, so it works as human-readable schema docs in a repo and as a retrieval source for coding assistants. Built on
@dbml/corefor parsing.