Add article reference for integration Lighthouse CI

[akanshgulati]

The article explains exactly a use-case of Lighthouse CI for static site generators which can run a local server for serving files and test performance.

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[patrickhulce]

Thanks very much for the contribution @akanshgulati, great job on the article! 😃

I'm not sure how I feel about linking to what basically amounts to alternative documentation in "Related Projects" on the main readme though. There are a few suggestions in the article that skip past some of the disclaimers we were very careful about in the official documentation, so I'm nervous to give it such prominence as-is.

Proposal: Maybe we can work together to clear up a few of the discrepancies with the official docs in the post and add a "Community Guides" section for this sort of thing? :)

[akanshgulati]

@patrickhulce I totally agree that it's not a project and should not be added under that section (missed by me while creating PR). I tried to explain a particular use-case where Lighthouse CI is being used for static website performance testing and as you said, this can be added under a "Community Guides" section instead.
Regarding the changes, I think it's best to keep the article in sync with Lighthouse CI team, please suggest changes.
Article source file - https://github.com/akanshgulati/personal-blog-gatsby-markdown/blob/master/src/posts/integrating-lighthouse-ci/integrate-lighthouse-ci.md

[patrickhulce]

OK @akanshgulati I opened a PR with some tweaks over there :)

[akanshgulati]

Thanks very much for the contribution @akanshgulati, great job on the article! 😃

I'm not sure how I feel about linking to what basically amounts to alternative documentation in "Related Projects" on the main readme though. There are a few suggestions in the article that skip past some of the disclaimers we were very careful about in the official documentation, so I'm nervous to give it such prominence as-is.

Proposal: Maybe we can work together to clear up a few of the discrepancies with the official docs in the post and add a "Community Guides" section for this sort of thing? :)

@patrickhulce Time to add a new section 🥇

[akanshgulati]

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[patrickhulce]

LGTM