Add NaturalCron to Scheduler and job section

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Added NaturalCron to the Scheduler and job section. NaturalCron is a C# library for defining recurring events using natural, human-readable expressions with features like timezone support and flexible filters.

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  • Added information about "NaturalCron," a human-readable scheduling library for .NET, to the README under the "Scheduler and Job" section.

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A new entry for "NaturalCron," a human-readable scheduling library for .NET, was added under the "Scheduler and Job" section in the README.md file. No other content or structure in the README was changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Added "NaturalCron" entry under "Scheduler and Job" section

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Poem

A bunny hopped to README’s page,
And added Cron in natural stage.
Now .NET folks can plainly see,
Scheduling made as easy as can be!
With every hop, docs grow strong—
Code and carrots, all day long! 🥕

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

672-675: Keep list alphabetical & follow existing dash style

The “Scheduler and Job” subsection is kept in strict A-Z order and uses the plain hyphen - (not an en-dash –) after each link.
Please relocate “NaturalCron” so it sits directly after NCrontab and swap the en-dash for a hyphen:

-* [NaturalCron](https://github.com/hugoj0s3/NaturalCron) – Human-readable scheduling library for .NET using natural-language expressions.
+* [NaturalCron](https://github.com/hugoj0s3/NaturalCron) - Human-readable scheduling library for .NET using natural-language expressions.

This keeps the section orderly and stylistically consistent.

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