Add badges to readme#61
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Description of the Change
I came here today expecting to have to add in many of the standard community files (as described in https://10up.github.io/Open-Source-Best-Practices/) only to find that's already done, so kudos @christianc1 on that! This PR minimally adds some visual badges to the top of README.md to highlight our support level, tests/linting results, and our license.
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Props @jeffpaul.
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