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Add additional fields #381

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@mre mre commented Jun 5, 2020

This removes the "url" field and replaces it with a "homepage" and a "source" field in tools.yaml as discussed in #375.
I noticed that a lot of tools had the wrong tags, probably because something when wrong with the automatic initial transformation from Markdown to YAML. Fixed as many tools as possible. Also updated the old URLs and the deprecation status.

We now have an asm tag for assembly, a ci tag for continuous integration, and a meta tag for metalinters (which combine multiple linters into one).
The tags pythonwrapper was replaced with the more general meta.

Once this is merged, we can add the Github stars by using the "source" url.
@Amar1729, can you also have a look?

@@ -70,6 +73,9 @@
- name: Fortran
tag: fortran
type: language
- name: Formatter
tag: formatter
type: other
- name: Go
tag: go

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should we rename "go" tag to "golang"?

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Maybe? I'm undecided. golang is explicit, but go is short. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Let me think about this some more. It shouldn't be a blocker for the merge I hope.

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