Add trove-classifiers to key projects#738
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Add a description of the trove-classifiers package to the list of key projects. Closes #714.
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Some small language tweaks here but otherwise this looks good to me.
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Add a description of the trove-classifiers package to the list of key projects. Closes #714.
I've made an assumption in writing the description: that readers wont know what classifiers are, and that it wont be immediately obvious(without reading the trove-classfier README) to them why you'd have a package for it instead of using the list of classifiers published on the PyPI. I copied a line off of #714 to explain what a classifier is, and suggested why you'd want to use troves-classifier(its python code, and a repo gets you an issue tracker). Do these make sense?
Any feedback (on style too)?