Enhance README: Add 'Who Uses Clean Commit?' Section

[warengonzaga]

Enhancement Proposal

Add a Who Uses Clean Commit? section to the README to highlight projects and tools that follow the Clean Commit convention.

Context

As adoption grows, it would be valuable to show real-world usage of the convention. This provides social proof and helps developers see that Clean Commit is being used in production projects.

Proposed Section

## Who Uses Clean Commit?

Projects and tools following the Clean Commit convention: 

- [magic-commit](https://github.com/warengonzaga/magic-commit) - AI-powered CLI tool for generating commit messages

> Using Clean Commit? [Let us know!](https://github.com/wgtechlabs/clean-commit/issues/new)

First Entry

• magic-commit (warengonzaga/magic-commit) — AI-powered CLI tool that generates commit messages following the Clean Commit convention.

Acceptance Criteria

• Add a "Who Uses Clean Commit?" section in the README
• Include magic-commit as the first entry
• Add a call-to-action linking to the issues page for submissions
• (Future) Migrate to GitHub Discussions once enabled

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🔗 Related PRs

wgtechlabs/nuvex#13 - 📖 docs: add copilot instructions with clean commit convention [closed]

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