Add GOscade to the Goroutines section.

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GOscade is a minimalistic lifecycle orchestrator for Go services and components. It provides dependency graphs, startup sequencing, readiness coordination, and graceful shutdown. The library is lightweight, idiomatic, actively maintained, and fully documented.

Forge link: https://github.com/ognick/goscade
pkg.go.dev: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/ognick/goscade/v2
goreportcard.com: https://goreportcard.com/report/github.com/ognick/goscade/v2
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  • Updated README to include goscade, a Go Goroutine orchestration tool, in the Goroutines section with its key features and capabilities.

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A single entry for the goscade Go orchestration tool was added to the Goroutines section of README.md, describing its lifecycle management capabilities including dependency graphs, startup sequencing, and graceful shutdown features.

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Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Documentation Update README.md	Added goscade entry to Goroutines section with description of lifecycle orchestration features

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🐰 A new tool hops into sight,
Goscade dances left and right,
Goroutines in harmony align,
Orchestration so divine,
The README now shines so bright! ✨

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