Update README.Add BeginThings to Tools collection Add BeginThings to Tools collection section

[srvmhptr]

Adding BeginThings (https://beginthings.com/) to the Tools collection section, alongside SmallDev.tools and giga.tools.

BeginThings is a collection of 96+ free browser-based tools for developers and freelancers — JSON formatter, regex tester, base64 encoder/decoder, image compressor, QR code generator, URL shortener, invoice generator, Pomodoro timer, and more. No login required, works entirely in the browser.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request expands the list of recommended browser-based tools for developers and freelancers by integrating a new platform, BeginThings, into the existing collection within the README.md. This enhancement aims to provide users with a broader range of readily accessible utilities for various development tasks.

Highlights

• README Update: Added 'BeginThings' to the 'Tools collection' section of the README.md file, providing a new resource for developers and freelancers.

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Code Review

This pull request adds 'BeginThings' to the list of tools in README.md. My review includes a suggestion to adjust the formatting of the new entry to align with the style of other items in the same list for consistency.

_{Note: Security Review has been skipped due to the limited scope of the PR.}

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency with other items in this list, it would be better to remove the description. The other entries in the 'Tools collection' section follow the format * [Tool Name](URL).

Suggested change

	* [BeginThings](https://beginthings.com/) - 96+ free browser-based tools for developers & freelancers
	* [BeginThings](https://beginthings.com/)