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Add some extra comparisons to the readme (#2768)

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<summary>Rauthy</summary>
Rauthy is a minimal OIDC provider. It supports WebAuthn just like Kanidm - they actually use our library
for it!
Rauthy only provides support for OIDC and so is unable to support other use cases like RADIUS and
unix authentication.
If you need a minimal OIDC only provider, Rauthy is an excellent choice. If you need more features
then Kanidm will support those.
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<summary>Authentik / Authelia / Zitadel</summary>
Authentik is an IDM provider written in Python and, Authelia and Zitadel are written in Go.
all similar to Kanidm in the features it offers but notably all have weaker support for
unix authentication and do not support the same level of authentication policy as Kanidm. Notably,
all are missing WebAuthn Attestation.
All three use an external SQL server such as PostgreSQL. This can create a potential single source
of failure and performance limitation compared to Kanidm which opted to write our own high
performance database and replication system instead based on our experience with enterprise
LDAP servers.
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## Developer Getting Started
If you want to contribute to Kanidm there is a getting started [guide for developers]. IDM is a