doc(landscape): Add Python library Tracarbon to the infrastructure in the tooling landscape in the website #419
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Add Tracarbon to the website's tooling landscape infrastructure.
Tracarbon is a Python library that tracks your device's energy consumption and calculates your carbon emissions.
It detects your location and device automatically before exporting measurements to an exporter. It could be used as a CLI with already defined metrics or programmatically with the API by defining the metrics you want.