docs: update the list of available APIs

[yoshi-code-bot]

Update the list of available APIs in the README.

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the project's README.rst file to reflect the availability of several new Google Cloud Python client libraries. The changes ensure that the documentation accurately lists the latest APIs, along with their respective PyPI badges and issue tracking links, providing up-to-date information for users.

Highlights

• New API Listings: Added entries for 'API Registry API', 'Audit Manager API', 'Auth httplib2', and 'Python Test Utils for Cloud' to the list of available libraries.
• PyPI Badge Integration: Included corresponding PyPI badge definitions for the newly added APIs to display their version status.

Changelog

• README.rst
  • Added 'API Registry API' to the Libraries section.
  • Added 'Audit Manager API' to the Libraries section.
  • Added 'Auth httplib2' to the Libraries section.
  • Added 'Python Test Utils for Cloud' to the Libraries section.
  • Included PyPI badge definitions for 'google-cloud-apiregistry', 'google-cloud-auditmanager', 'google-auth-httplib2', and 'google-cloud-testutils'.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the README.rst file to include several new APIs and helper libraries in the list of available packages. The changes are mostly correct, but there are a few places where the new entries are not added in alphabetical order, which impacts the maintainability of this documentation file. I've left comments on the specific lines where the ordering should be corrected.

[gemini-code-assist]

The new entry for API Registry API is not in the correct alphabetical position. It is placed before Access Context Manager, but it should come after it to maintain the alphabetical sorting of the library list.

References

1. Lists, such as this list of libraries, should be kept in alphabetical order to improve readability and maintainability. This is analogous to the general rule about programmatically sorting dictionary keys.

[gemini-code-assist]

This new badge definition for PyPI-google-cloud-apiregistry is not in the correct global alphabetical position. For instance, it's placed before PyPI-google-cloud-access-context-manager, which should appear much earlier in the list. To improve maintainability, please place new entries in their correct alphabetical position.

References

1. Lists, such as this list of badge definitions, should be kept in alphabetical order to improve readability and maintainability. This is analogous to the general rule about programmatically sorting dictionary keys.

[gemini-code-assist]

This new badge definition for PyPI-google-cloud-testutils is not in the correct alphabetical position. It is placed before PyPI-google-cloud-quotas, but should come after it. For better maintainability, this list of definitions should be kept in alphabetical order.

References

1. Lists, such as this list of badge definitions, should be kept in alphabetical order to improve readability and maintainability. This is analogous to the general rule about programmatically sorting dictionary keys.