Add an article about new feature code execution

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[] Bug fix
[x] New awesome stuff
[x] Documentation update
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Added an article about a powerful feature code execution which is a pretty new topic.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Corrected a typo in the tutorial link description for "Master Gemma2 and Genkit."
  • Added a new tutorial link titled "Unlocking the power of code execution in Genkit" to assist users in integrating Python code within the Genkit framework.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces minor textual corrections and adds a new resource link to the README.md file. A typo in the description of an existing tutorial link was corrected, and a new tutorial link focusing on integrating Python code within the Genkit framework was added. These updates aim to improve documentation clarity and expand available resources for users.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	- Added new tutorial link: "Unlocking the power of code execution in Genkit" - Corrected typo in tutorial link description from "Learng" to "Learn."

Possibly related PRs

• Add more articles from Firebase Developers on Medium #12: This PR adds a link to the article "Master Gemma2 and Genkit," which was modified in the main PR, indicating a direct connection in content related to the same topic.

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• xavidop

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With links and words, we clear the gloom.
A typo fixed, a guide anew,
To help the coders, brave and true!
Let's hop along, with joy we share,
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• README.md

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