docs: list the services built into Lerd in the README - #37
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MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, Meilisearch, RustFS and Mailpit ship inside lerd rather than in this store, so the README tables left them out and read as if Lerd had no MySQL at all. They are listed now in their categories, marked as built in, with their marks and colours mirrored from lerd so the script can draw their tiles. The strip gains them too, sized so it still fits on one row.
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MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, Meilisearch, RustFS and Mailpit ship inside lerd rather than in this store, so the README tables left them out and read as if Lerd had no MySQL at all. They are listed now in their categories, marked as built in, with their marks and colours mirrored from lerd into .github/builtin so the script can draw their tiles. The strip at the top gains them too, sized down a little so all twenty still fit on one row.