Add nless

[mpryor]

Adding nless to the Command Line Utilities section.

nless is a TUI pager for exploring and analyzing tabular data with vi keybindings. Pipe in anything — CSV, TSV, JSON, logs, streaming output — and nless infers the structure so you can filter, sort, pivot, and reshape without config. Built on Python/Textual.

• Install: pip install nothing-less or brew install mpryor/tap/nless
• License: MIT
• Repo: https://github.com/mpryor/nothing-less

Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Document the nless TUI pager for tabular data in the Command Line Utilities section of the README.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds the nless command-line tool to the README’s Command Line Utilities section as a new listed utility with its GitHub repository link and a short description.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Document the nless TUI pager in the Command Line Utilities section of the README.	Add a new bullet entry for nless immediately after the navi entry in the Command Line Utilities list Link the open-source badge and the project name to the nless GitHub repository Provide a concise description of nless as a TUI pager for tabular data with vi keybindings	README.md

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