Add a Stremlit app badge to readme #1
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Hi 👋!
Thank for for making this awesome Streamlit app!
I noticed that your project's readme doesn't have a Streamlit badge.
Adding one would let people directly click into your app when
browsing your Github repo. Cool, right?!
This pull request automatically adds a beautiful Streamlit badge to your
reamde. Just go head and click
Merge pull requestbelow to get it!Happy app creating 🎈 and (for those in the US) happy Thanksgiving too! 🥧
~ StreamlitBadgeBot 🤖
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