Add fastgen-cli to Developer Tools - #340
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Adds fastgen-cli to the Developer Tools section (appended at the end, per
contributing.md).Why it's awesome
fastgen make module <feature>scaffolds one vertical-slice module per folder (domain / application / infrastructure / api + tests) and auto-mounts its router intomain.py— no hand-editing, no config file.<src>/modules/__init__.pymaps every module to its import path, so both humans and AI agents can see the whole project structure at a glance (fastgen list).fastgen newshipssrc/-layout, pydantic-settings config, async SQLAlchemy session, Alembic migrations, and a test suite.pip install fastgen-cli) — wheels for Linux/macOS/Windows, zero dependencies, no Python runtime needed to run the tool.