mention SourcetrailDotnetIndexer in Readme
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The following list of projects already use SourcetrailDB API to extend the language support of Sourcetrail.
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* [SourcetrailPythonIndexer](https://github.com/CoatiSoftware/SourcetrailPythonIndexer) is a Sourcetrail language extension that brings Python support to Sourcetrail. This project is in a stable state and it has a direct Sourcetrail integration via the Python Source Group.
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* [SourcetrailDotnetIndexer](https://github.com/packdat/SourcetrailDotnetIndexer) is a Sourcetrail language extension that allows to index all kinds of .NET assemblies, regardless of the language they are created from (e.g. C#, VB.NET, ...). Because it does not (need to) know the source code, it does not provide any code snippets for the indexed assemblies, but it already works well at generating graphs.
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* [SourcetrailPerlIndexer](https://github.com/xanni/SourcetrailPerlIndexer) is a Sourcetrail language extension that brings Perl support to Sourcetrail. This project is still in a prototype state, but you can already run it on your Perl code via the Custom Source Group.
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* [stacktraceflow_sourcetrail](https://github.com/Baranowski/stacktraceflow_sourcetrail) combines the power of Valgrind and Sourcetrail to quickly produce interactive callgraph of software written in any language, as long as it's compiled to ELF/DWARF format (e.g. Rust and Go).
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* [SourcetrailTypescriptIndexer](https://github.com/LouisStAmour/SourcetrailTypescriptIndexer) is a Typescript Indexer for Sourcetrail using the TypeScript compiler and node bindings contributed to SourcetrailDB (*prototype stage*).
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