update loadout table with all current tools and links

[theantichris]

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[claude]

PR Review: Update Loadout Table

✅ Strengths

Excellent documentation improvements:

• Added links to all tools, making the README much more useful as a reference
• Expanded coverage to include all tools in the environment (languages, Go tooling, AI tools, productivity apps)
• Better categorization with new sections: Languages, Go Tools, Linters/Formatters, Utilities, Productivity, AI Tools, Network, Font, and Config Manager
• Changed "Editor" to "Editors" (more accurate with multiple editors listed)
• Added VS Code to the editors list
• Moved fd from its own "Search" category into "File Management" (better organization)
• Added config file paths where they were previously missing (e.g., dot_config/gh, .markdownlint.yml)

📝 Suggestions & Observations

Minor formatting/consistency considerations:

1. Link formatting - All links use plain URLs rather than clickable markdown links. While this is consistent throughout the table, consider whether [Tool](url) format in the Tool column might be cleaner (though the current approach keeps the table more readable in raw markdown).

2. Category ordering - The organization is logical. Moving Git from its own row to "Config Manager" makes sense given its role in this dotfiles context.

3. Completeness - The table now comprehensively documents the entire environment stack, from low-level tools to applications. This is excellent for new users and for maintaining an inventory of dependencies.

4. goimports link - Line 56: The link has a very long path that might wrap awkwardly. Consider if there's a shorter canonical URL.

🎯 Final Assessment

No issues found. This is a purely documentation change that:

• ✅ Improves usability by adding all tool links
• ✅ Improves organization with better categorization
• ✅ Adds comprehensive tool coverage
• ✅ Maintains consistency with the repository's theme and style
• ✅ No security, performance, or functional concerns
• ✅ Follows markdown best practices

Recommendation: Approve and merge. This PR significantly enhances the README as a reference document for the entire environment setup.

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Review provided by Claude Code