Add Residential Proxy Networks section#3
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Adds a new Residential Proxy Networks section to the list, covering proxy services that route traffic through real residential IPs.
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Why this section?
Residential proxy networks are a distinct category from forward/reverse/SOCKS proxies — they provide real residential IPs rather than datacenter IPs, which is critical for web scraping, ad verification, and geo-restricted content access. This is a growing category that fits the scope of this awesome list.
Also added the section link to the Index for navigation.