feat: add lazyredis - lazygit-inspired TUI for Redis

[sm010422]

Description

Adding lazyredis to the Command Line section.

What is lazyredis?

A lazygit-inspired terminal UI for Redis built with bubbletea and lipgloss.

Features:

• Hierarchical key tree — groups keys by : delimiter into navigable folders
• All Redis types: String (with JSON pretty-print + hex dump), List, Hash, Set, Sorted Set, Stream, RedisJSON, Vector Set, Time Series
• Full CRUD via modal dialogs (create, rename, TTL, edit sub-items)
• Multi-select + batch delete with range selection
• Multi-profile config (~/.config/lazyredis/config.json) with p to switch connections
• Search with fuzzy match and glob pattern support
• Auto-refresh, TLS support, copy to clipboard

Installation:

brew tap sm010422/lazyredis
brew install lazyredis

Links

Forge link: https://github.com/sm010422/lazyredis
pkg.go.dev: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/sm010422/lazyredis
goreportcard.com: https://goreportcard.com/report/github.com/sm010422/lazyredis

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• Only ONE package is added in this PR
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• Link is alphabetically ordered within its section
• The package has been around for at least 30 days with real commits
• The package has tests or is a tool (CLI tools are accepted without unit tests)

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