Update README.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added an official description for the new "compress" plugin that enhances asset optimization (for JavaScript, CSS, and HTML).
  • Streamlined the plugin documentation by removing the community plugins section, prioritizing official entries.

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The pull request updates the documentation in the README.md file by adding an entry for a new Rust plugin named "compress" that handles compression for assets such as JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. It also removes the previously listed community plugin reference for farm-plugin-compression, thereby consolidating the plugin section to emphasize official plugins.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added a new Rust plugin entry for "compress" to compress asset files. Removed the community plugins section referencing farm-plugin-compression.

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I'm a rabbit hopping through the code,
Discovering features in each new node.
A plugin to compress, sleek and smart,
Community echoes now depart.
With joyful hops, I celebrate this art!
🐇✨

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README.md (2)

25-25: New "compress" Plugin Entry Added
The new table row for the "compress" plugin is added in a manner consistent with the other Rust plugin entries. The description clearly states that it compresses assets like JavaScript, CSS, and HTML files, which aligns with the PR objectives.

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27-28: Removal of Community Plugins Section
The community plugins section (which previously referenced farm-plugin-compression) appears to have been removed. This change consolidates the documentation to focus solely on official Farm plugins, in line with the update goals.

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