Update profile README: add Apps section and fix links

[ELMOURABEA]

Motivation

• Improve the profile README.md presentation and repair malformed links so badges and the contact email render and work correctly.

Description

• Add an Apps subsection to profile/README.md directing readers to repositories and pinned projects.
• Close the GitHub followers badge link and convert the contact entry to use mailto:m.elmourabea@gmail.com for a proper email link.

Testing

• No automated tests were run because this is a documentation-only change.

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Codex Task

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Summary of Changes

Hello @ELMOURABEA, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on enhancing the presentation and functionality of the profile README. The changes aim to improve user experience by correcting broken links and adding a new section to better organize project information, making the profile more navigable and professional.

Highlights

• Link Correction: Fixed a malformed URL for the GitHub followers badge, ensuring the link functions correctly by adding a missing closing parenthesis.
• New Section Addition: Introduced an 'Apps' section to the profile README, guiding readers to repositories and pinned projects for discovering applications.
• Email Link Enhancement: Updated the contact email entry to explicitly use the 'mailto:' protocol, ensuring it functions as a proper email link.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes two broken links in your profile README—one for the GitHub followers badge and another for your contact email. It also adds a new 'Apps' section to better guide visitors. The changes are a definite improvement. I've added one suggestion to enhance the consistency and professionalism of the updated contact link.

[gemini-code-assist]

While adding the mailto: protocol is a great fix, this line could be further improved for consistency and clarity. The current format ™️**for_ads** is inconsistent with other items in the list (e.g., 🎨 **Ko-fi:**) which have a space after the emoji and a colon after the label. Also, the ™️ emoji and for_ads label might not be the most professional choice. Consider using an email emoji and a more standard label like 'Contact' or 'Email' for better presentation.

Suggested change

	- ™️**for_ads** [ELMOURABEA](mailto:m.elmourabea@gmail.com)
	- 📧 **Contact:** [ELMOURABEA](mailto:m.elmourabea@gmail.com)