Add CodeLineCounter tool to README.md

[magic5644]

Code analytics and Metrics/Application - CodeLineCounter

PROJECT_DESCRIPTION

The CodeLineCounter project is a tool that counts the number of lines of code per file, namespace, and project in a .NET solution. It also calculates the cyclomatic complexity of each file.

Since version 1.0.2 it also check duplications in the code. Since version 1.2.0 it also generate duplication report.

All the results are exported to CSV or JSON files. A Graph of dependency is also generated. (dot file Graphviz format)

[magic5644]

Why you don't want to add ?

[pleb]

Hi there, @magic5644! Thanks for your contribution and for taking the time to submit a PR. I appreciate the effort to improve our awesome-dotnet list!

I'm explaining why I haven't merged your PR yet and giving you some insight into our process. As the main maintainer here, I try to ensure that all additions meet our contribution guidelines.

Let's break down how your submission fares against our criteria (the bits that matter in your case):

✅ Actively maintained
✅ Stable
✅ Documented
✅ Tests

These are all great points in favour of your submission! However, there's one crucial aspect I'm not entirely sure about:

🤷 Generally useful to the community

This is where I could use some help. I left your PR open for a few months to see if it would generate interest or feedback from the community, but unfortunately, we didn't receive any comments or reactions.

I'm not closing the door on this, though! If you're still interested in getting this merged, here are a couple of suggestions:

1. Try to gather some community support or testimonials about the usefulness of your contribution.
2. If you have time and are passionate about maintaining the list, you could request to be added to the maintainer list. I know I'd love to have more hands on deck!

I'm sorry I couldn't give you a more definitive answer right now. I'm always open to reconsidering if we get more community input or if you can provide additional context on why this would benefit .NET developers.

Thanks again for your contribution, plebs