docs: add "Projects Using pdf-lib" section - #1788
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What this adds
Adds a "Projects Using pdf-lib" section before the License block, with ihaveatoolforthat.com as the first entry.
About the implementation
ihaveatoolforthat.com uses pdf-lib to power 10+ PDF tools that run entirely in the browser:
The entire pipeline runs client-side - no file is ever uploaded to a server. pdf-lib handles all PDF creation and manipulation in the browser's memory, with output exported via URL.createObjectURL() for direct download.
Technical writeup: https://ihaveatoolforthat.com/privacy-guarantee
Why add this section
Several major open source projects include "Projects using X" sections. It helps potential users evaluate the library by seeing production use cases and gives the community a place to discover real implementations.