cursor-doctor v1.10: coverage gaps and README badges

Cursor-doctor has released two new features to improve rule management. The first feature, coverage gap detection, identifies missing rules based on a project's stack and relevant categories. It analyzes package files to detect dependencies and suggests rules for areas like testing and security. The tool provides a health report, indicating the percentage of rules coverage and listing uncovered areas. Suggestions are tailored to the project's specific technologies, offering relevant recommendations. The second feature allows generating a health grade badge for a project's README file. This badge displays the project's health grade, color-coded for visual clarity, such as green for A and red for F. Users can create static badges with the current grade or dynamic badges that update automatically. The core aim of this is to help developers identify gaps in their rule coverage and address them proactively. This prevents rule neglect, as rules grow over time, and promotes continuous improvement. The badges serve as a visible indicator of health, encouraging team members to maintain high rule quality. Both features are freely accessible via `npx cursor-doctor scan` and `npx cursor-doctor badge` commands. The paid Pro version offers auto-fixers for identified rule issues. The author provides documentation and a refund policy for the Pro version.