[README.md] Commit future plans for this repo

Author: SamuelMarks

README.md

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+Update: future of this repo remains unclear. One direction different to the Python and C cdd implementations is to go from SQL to diesel to diesel functions (https://github.com/SamuelMarks/dsync). Then use https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-analyzer to go from those Diesel models to/fro actix to/fro tests & mocks to/fro OpenAPI (utoipa).
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 OpenAPI ↔ Rust. Compiler Driven Development (CDD) is a new development methodology, with implementations in many languages.
 
 The central idea is to statically code-generate from target language to OpenAPI, and from OpenAPI back to target language.