docs(readme): remove Dependabot badge#2207
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The readme has a Dependabot badge, that says that Dependabot is not working.
This is not true, as you do have Dependabot, just the GitHub native one.
GitHub native Dependabot doesn't have a functioning badge from GitHub themselves.
You could take a look at shields.io to create your own Dependabot badge and put that in the README.
There's an issue that asks for Dependabot to provide a working badge here: dependabot/dependabot-core#1912