Add Awesome Behave to Related Resources

[MathiasPaulenko]

Hi! Proposing to add Awesome Behave — a curated list of Behave (Python BDD) resources, tools, and libraries — to the Resources > Related section. It follows the awesome-list conventions, includes a CONTRIBUTING.md, and passes awesome-lint plus link checks. Thanks for maintaining this list!

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds a new related resource link for Awesome Behave to the README’s Resources > Related section.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Extend README related resources list with Awesome Behave link.	Appended a new bullet item under the Related resources section. Linked to the Awesome Behave GitHub README anchor URL. Described Awesome Behave as a curated list of Behave resources, tools, and libraries for Python BDD.	README.md

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Merge Queue Status

• ✅ Entered queue — 2026-07-29 08:33 UTC · Rule: default · triggered by @cleder with the merge queue checkbox
• ✅ Checks skipped · PR is already up-to-date
• ✅ Merged — 2026-07-29 08:33 UTC · at 07ff9b445ff928a2aa7f8ca867551e4402f32c1c

This pull request spent 34 seconds in the queue, including 3 seconds running CI.

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[cleder]

@MathiasPaulenko I noticed that some of the tools also have pre-commit hooks. If you could add them to pc-init that would be great ;-)
This also triggers them to be included in the awesome pre-commit hooks list