docs(readme): Add gimbal integration

[mitchellsimoens]

Summary

Adds the Gimbal integration to the readme

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[mitchellsimoens]

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[patrickhulce]

Thanks very much for the contribution @mitchellsimoens! Neat stuff!

The "Integrations" section is meant for hosted services that run LH for you in some way. It's a little hard to tell from the https://labs.moduscreate.com/gimbal-web-performance-audit-budgeting link how this is the case.

Maybe this belongs in "Related Projects" just linking to your GitHub repo since all the instructions there are about installing via npm and running yourself? Or maybe some flashier docs telling the user how they don't need to setup their own infra to get the awesome screenshots you have on the marketing page? 😃

[mitchellsimoens]

@patrickhulce ah ok, misread the subsection for integration (skipped over the "services" word tbh). Moved it to related projects.

[exterkamp]

Fix meaure -> measure and it LGTM. I reworded it to be a little more terse. The second sentence "report...reports" stutters imo. But take it or leave it, just an idea.

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[mitchellsimoens]

@exterkamp thanks for the suggestions! Looks like googlebot is complaining on cla signed now?

[patrickhulce]

Looks like googlebot is complaining on cla signed now?

It tends to get confused when non-Googler commits get mixed with Googler commits for some reason. No action needed on your part @mitchellsimoens the Googlebot already knew you signed it!

[patrickhulce]

LGTM!

[exterkamp]

LGTM

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