Add pyresilience

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pyresilience

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Why This Project Is Awesome

Which criterion does it meet? (pick one)

• Industry Standard - The go-to tool for a specific use case
• Rising Star - 5000+ stars in < 2 years, significant adoption
• Hidden Gem - Exceptional quality, solves niche problems elegantly

Explain:

pyresilience unifies seven fault-tolerance patterns (retry, circuit breaker, timeout, fallback, bulkhead, rate limiter, and cache) behind a single @resilient() decorator, with zero external dependencies and native async/await support.

Justification for Hidden Gem despite 54 stars (below the preferred 100–500 range):

• Real-world usage: ~1,000 PyPI downloads/day.
• Established: repository is ~3 months old with consistent activity (latest release v0.4.0).
• Quality: pure Python (99.8%), MIT licensed, documented at https://pyresilience.readthedocs.io, with built-in observability (JSON logging, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry).

How It Differs

The list currently has no fault-tolerance / resilience entry (no tenacity, no circuit-breaker library), so this is added under a new Resilience section in the DevOps group. Unlike single-purpose retry libraries, pyresilience coordinates multiple patterns together — e.g. circuit-breaker state influences retry behavior — and works transparently for both sync and async functions.

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