Add RunMQTT MQTT Topic ACL Linter to web tools - #244
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Summary
Adds the RunMQTT MQTT Topic ACL Linter to Software → Tools and Applications → Web.
It is an available browser-based MQTT ACL review tool. Analysis remains local to the browser and the tool does not require or accept broker credentials.
The entry is submitted to one Software category only, as required by the contribution guidelines.
Disclosure
Disclosure: I am a maintainer of RunMQTT and the mqtt-acl-linter project.
Verification
git diff --checkbundle exec jekyll buildcould not run locally: the lockfile requires Bundler 2.1.4; it is incompatible with the installed Ruby 4.0, while system Ruby 2.6 is too old for locked dependencydrb2.2.1. Docker is installed but its daemon is unavailable.