Add Murf.ai Terms of Service

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• The suggested document matches the scope of this instance: it targets a service in the language, jurisdiction, and industry that are part of those described for this instance.
• The service name Murf AI matches what you see on the web page, and it complies with the guidelines.
• The service ID Murf AI (i.e. the name of the file) is derived from the service name according to the guidelines.
• The terms type Terms of Service is appropriate for this document: if you read out loud the terms type tryptich, you can say that “this document describes how the writer commits to handle the object for its audience”.
• Selectors are:
  • stable: as much as possible, the CSS selectors are meaningful and specific (e.g. .tos-content rather than .ab23 .cK_drop > div).
  • simple: the CSS selectors do not have unnecessary specificity (e.g. if there is an ID, do not add a class or a tag).
• Generated version is:
  • relevant: it is not just a series of links, for example.
  • readable: it is complete and not mangled.
  • clean: it does not contain navigation links, unnecessary images, or extra content.

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[emmanuellar]

Thank you for your contribution.
A tiny correction I'd like to bring to your attention - I believe the correct service name casing should be Murf AI and not murf.ai, according to the guidelines

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I made this correction, and will go ahead and merge this.

[MattiSG]

Making sure @bricebai1 gets this piece of feedback: #52 (review) :)

[bricebai1]

You are right. Thank you for the correction and the reminder of the guidelines.