Add curlify3 to Reporting

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Adds curlify3 to Reporting, in alphabetical order.

curlify3 turns request objects from requests, httpx, niquests, aiohttp and other Python HTTP libraries into ready-to-run curl commands, so a call can be debugged and replayed from a terminal.

For tests it ships two integrations:

• a pytest plugin that records the requests a test sends, including through the FastAPI and Starlette TestClient, and attaches them to the report of a failing test as curl commands (docs);
• a Robot Framework library that writes every request of a RequestsLibrary session to the test log as a curl command (docs).

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Reviewer's Guide

The PR documents curlify3 under Reporting by adding an alphabetically placed README entry describing its pytest-based HTTP request capture and failure-report curl output.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adds curlify3 to the Reporting resources list in alphabetical order.	Adds a link to the curlify3 repository. Describes its pytest integration for capturing HTTP requests and attaching replayable curl commands to failed-test reports.	README.md

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PR Summary by Qodo

Add curlify3 to the Reporting resources list

📝 Documentation 🕐 Less than 5 minutes

AI Description

• Add curlify3 to the Reporting resources list so readers can discover its pytest plugin.
• Describe how it attaches replayable curl commands to failed-test reports.

High-Level Assessment

A direct README entry fits this curated resource list; no code or dependency change is needed.

Files changed (1) +1 / -0

Documentation (1) +1 / -0

README.mdList curlify3 under Reporting +1/-0

List curlify3 under Reporting

• Adds a link to curlify3 and explains that its pytest plugin attaches recorded HTTP requests as replayable curl commands when a test fails.

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LlamaPReview — No blocking issues found

One-line README listing for curlify3, correctly placed in alphabetical order within the existing Reporting section and matching the list's format; no code, config, or link consumed elsewhere is affected, so it is safe to merge.

Review details and evidence

Material unknowns

• The external facts in the description (requests/httpx/niquests recording, FastAPI/Starlette TestClient support, curl attachment on failure) and the reachability of github.com/shpaker/curlify3 are unverified. Does not change the clear merge posture; only affects whether the listing's wording is accurate and the link resolves.
  • Check: Optionally open the linked repository or docs once to confirm the description; a maintenance preference, not a PR-caused defect.

LlamaPReview checks

• Read the complete PR-head file README.md.

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