chore: added template to templates page

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• New Features
  • Introduced a new template for "unkey-trpc-ratelimit," providing users with a quickstart guide for integrating tRPC with Drizzle and Unkey Ratelimiting.

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DEVED-50 Example tRPC with openapi and unkey

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The pull request introduces a new template entry named "unkey-trpc-ratelimit" to the templates constant in the data.ts file. This addition includes relevant metadata such as title, description, authors, repository link, image, readme URL, language, and framework. The update expands the available templates for users, specifically providing guidance for integrating tRPC with Drizzle and Unkey Ratelimiting. No existing functionality is altered by this change.

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File	Change Summary
apps/www/app/templates/data.ts	Added unkey-trpc-ratelimit entry to const templates.

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apps/www/app/templates/data.ts (1)

43-53: New template entry added successfully.

The new template "unkey-trpc-ratelimit" has been added correctly to the templates constant. The structure adheres to the defined Template type, and all required fields are populated appropriately. The metadata such as title, description, authors, repository, image, readmeUrl, language, and framework are all specified, which aligns with the PR's objective to expand the available templates.

• Title and Description: Clearly defined and relevant to the template's purpose.
• Authors: Lists the GitHub username, which is standard for this project.
• Repository: URL is valid and points to a specific branch and directory.
• Image and ReadmeUrl: Both URLs are well-formed and follow the existing pattern.
• Language and Framework: Correctly uses the predefined types, ensuring consistency across the platform.

This addition enhances the platform by providing users with a guide for integrating tRPC with Drizzle and Unkey Ratelimiting, as described in the PR summary.