docs: add new SDD introductions and tools

[mvance]

This PR adds several new resources to the Awesome Spec-Driven Development list:

• Added 'Introductions' section with O'Reilly article on AI agent specs.
• Added 'adversarial-spec', 'BMAD-METHOD', and 'get-shit-done' to the Tools section.

Resources were added in alphabetical order where applicable.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request expands the 'Awesome Spec-Driven Development' list by incorporating new resources. It introduces a dedicated section for introductory materials, specifically an article focusing on AI agent specifications, and enriches the existing tools section with three additional entries. These updates aim to provide a more comprehensive and current collection of resources for the community.

Highlights

• New Introductions Section: A new 'Introductions' section was added to the README, featuring an O'Reilly article on writing specifications for AI agents.
• Expanded Tools Section: Three new tools, 'adversarial-spec', 'BMAD-METHOD', and 'get-shit-done', were added to the 'Tools' section, enhancing the list of resources for spec-driven development.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Added a new 'Introductions' section.
  • Included a link to an O'Reilly article titled 'How to write a good spec for AI agents' within the new 'Introductions' section.
  • Inserted 'adversarial-spec' into the 'Tools' section, maintaining alphabetical order.
  • Inserted 'BMAD-METHOD' into the 'Tools' section, maintaining alphabetical order.
  • Inserted 'get-shit-done' into the 'Tools' section, maintaining alphabetical order.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new 'Introductions' section and three new tools to the Awesome Spec-Driven Development list. The changes are well-structured, and the new entries are added in alphabetical order as intended. I have one suggestion to improve the description of one of the new tools to make it more informative for readers.