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Add Errant Solutions Python tools feed - #639

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Adds a dedicated Python-specific RSS feed at https://errant.solutions/python-feed.xml.

Disclosure: I run Errant Solutions (errant.solutions), a small software studio. This feed covers free, open-source Python command-line tools I ship from spare capacity: DNS/email security auditors (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), TLS certificate monitoring, nginx/Docker config auditors, JSON schema diffing, webhook signature verification, and similar. Each post includes real, working source code, not just an announcement.

  • Feed validated as well-formed RSS 2.0 (checked with Python xml.etree).
  • English-language, Python-specific only (this is a curated sub-feed of a broader company blog, filtered down to just the Python-tool posts, so it does not include unrelated content).
  • Placed alphabetically after Erik Marsja per config.ini ordering convention.

Happy to adjust anything (name format, feed scope, etc.) per maintainer preference.

Adds a dedicated Python-specific RSS feed (https://errant.solutions/python-feed.xml) covering free, open-source Python command-line tools I ship from spare capacity at Errant Solutions: DNS/email security auditors (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), TLS certificate monitoring, nginx/Docker config auditors, JSON schema diffing, webhook signature verification, and more. Each post includes real, working source code (not just an announcement). Feed validated as well-formed RSS 2.0 and contains only Python-tool-specific posts (English-language).
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Withdrawing this for now. The feed URL in this PR isn't live, and the posts I'd put in it are about security tooling that happens to be written in Python rather than about Python itself, so it wouldn't meet the Python-specific requirement. Sorry for the noise, and thanks for maintaining the planet.

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