chore:update README.md to reflect Youtube stats

[kevinblanco]

Adding our Youtube link shield to our readme so users can easily subscribe from Github.

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Per recommendation from Abhishek and as a best practice to drive developers to our Youtube account for learning purposes, we are adding the youtube badge shield to the README to showcase the amount of views from our channel and subscribe directly using the link

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• New Features
  • Added new badges to the README for the Appsmith YouTube channel, showcasing subscriber count and total views.
• Documentation
  • Enhanced visibility of the YouTube channel within the README without altering existing content structure.

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Walkthrough

The changes to the README.md file involve the addition of two new badges that display metrics for the Appsmith YouTube channel. These badges indicate the number of subscribers and total views, enhancing the visibility of the channel. The overall structure and content of the README remain intact, with the new badges integrated into the existing section that features other social media and activity badges.

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File	Change Summary
README.md	Added two badges: one for YouTube channel subscribers and another for total views, both linked to the Appsmith YouTube channel.

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• sharat87

Poem

In the README, bright badges gleam,
For Appsmith's channel, a shining dream.
Subscribers and views, now proudly displayed,
A vibrant presence, in colors arrayed.
Click to explore, let curiosity flow,
Join the journey, let your knowledge grow! 🌟

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