docs: delete stale repos in dom and more sections

[jdegand]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the README by removing several outdated or redundant library entries across various categories.
  • Corrected a package name in the Captcha section for improved accuracy.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the README.md documentation by removing multiple entries for Angular-related libraries and tools across various categories and correcting a single package name. No new functionality or logic is introduced; all changes are limited to documentation content.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Removed numerous library/tool entries across categories (calendar, carousel, charting, cookie, grid, date, DOM, file upload, drag-and-drop, editor, etc.); corrected one package name in the Captcha section.

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Possibly related PRs

• docs: deletion of stale repos #1511: Removes outdated or stale entries from the README.md documentation related to Angular libraries and resources.
• docs: various deletions and an updated url #1510: Removes entries from the README.md related to Angular libraries and tools, updating the list of referenced resources.
• docs: removals from rxjs and much more #1512: Performs extensive removals and corrections in the README.md documentation for Angular libraries, cleaning up outdated or incorrect entries.

Poem

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I tidied up the README’s list,
Old libraries now dismissed.
With careful paws, I swept away
The tools that time led astray.
One name fixed, the rest are gone—
The docs are lighter, hopping on!

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README.md (1)

1157-1157: Package namespace correction looks good

The update from @trustcaptcha/* to @trustcomponent/trustcaptcha-angular matches the npm namespace used by the publisher, so the link should now resolve correctly.
No further action required.

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