Add IETF published comparisons between CBOR and other binary formats #91
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Update "Why CBOR" to add IETF published comparisons between CBOR and other binary formats: - RFC 8618 Compacted-DNS, Appendix C: Comparison of Binary Formats - RFC 8949 CBOR, Appendix E: Comparison of Other Binary Formats to CBOR's Design Objectives
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CBOR is a modern alternative to earlier data formats such as JSON, GOB, MessagePack, etc. These comparisons between CBOR and other binary formats were published by IETF: