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readme: Add information of availability of WebRTC #368

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<!-- TODO: Place a logo below -->
<!-- <p align="center">[ A LOGO HERE ]</p> -->
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- MAVLink protocol using [rust-mavlink](https://github.com/mavlink/rust-mavlink):
- Work with multiple cameras
- Interface video4linux camera controls
- WebRTC-ready, for modern control stations
- WebRTC-ready, for modern control stations, available from any H264 source.
- Remember configured streams
- Rotated logs with configurable path and verbosity level
- Generate thumbnails/snapshots for streams from local devices
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Over time, the project gained recognition and was officially embraced by [**Blue Robotics**](https://github.com/bluerobotics) as a core development effort. It became an integral part of their operating system, BlueOS, and was widely distributed worldwide. The adoption of the Mavlink Camera Manager by Blue Robotics served as a testament to its capabilities and value.

Due to increasing interest from other developers and integrators, the project was transferred to the [**MAVLink organization**](https://github.com/mavlink) on May 25, 2023.