docs: add DeepWiki badge to README #240
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Hi! This PR adds a badge for DeepWiki to the README: https://deepwiki.com/sst/opentui.
While there's limited documentation for OpenTUI, DeepWiki provides a good way to learn about OpenTUI internals, or even "ask" DeepWiki/Devin concrete questions. The wiki and the answers are grounded in the code, so it's a way for exploring the codebase or just getting usage guidance.
Unfortunately, the auto-indexing of the codebase is lagging behind:
But a user can request to get the repository re-indexed. I did that, but I'm guessing they have a long queue (it's been a couple of days). It suggests adding a badge for automatic reindexing, so this is what I did.