docs(readme): related project: lighthouse-jest-example

[justinribeiro]

This is an example using lighthouse+jest to test not just a single network profile, but also to use puppeteer/cdp network emulation in conjunction with WPT network profiles to give more testing surface. I've been using this example the last six or so months to help some orgs get into the webperf side and move them to CI-based lighthouse (small steps).

[patrickhulce]

really neat project thanks for sharing @justinribeiro! updated for 2019 style for sure 😎

would you mind moving this line up above lambda? we're trying to keep this alphabetical this time around :)

[justinribeiro]

"2019 style", I feel trendy now. 😃

Updated for alphabetical.

[patrickhulce]

LGTM % nits

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