Add Commit Watch extension details to README#214
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Added a new section for the Commit Watch extension, detailing its features and statistics.
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Add Commit Watch Extension
Description
Commit Watch is a browser extension that intelligently monitors GitHub and GitLab repositories and notifies developers about important commits, releases, and activity changes.
Key Features
Download
Available on Mozilla Add-ons (Firefox):
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/commit-watch/
Why It Fits
Commit Watch helps developers stay updated with repository activity without constantly checking their repositories manually.
It improves productivity and provides clear visual insights into development activity.