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Update mention of DuckDB in README #7101

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This commit makes the following changes to the README in the list of dplyr backend packages:

  • Removes the mention of the duckdb R package, which is not a dplyr backend, but rather a package purely for connecting to and querying a DuckDB database, like the dozens of similar packages that are specific to various database programs, and would likely be used with dbplyr.

  • Corrects the broken link for the duckplyr package from https://duckdblabs.github.io/duckplyr/ to https://duckplyr.tidyverse.org/

  • Changes the language of the mention of the duckplyr package to be consistent with the rest of the backend packages, following this order: name of the backend R package, use case, and underlying technology that the backend translates dplyr code to.

This commit makes the following changes to the README regarding the mentions of DuckDB:

- Removes the mention of the `duckdb` R package, which is not a `dplyr` backend, but rather a package purely for connecting to and querying a DuckDB database, like the dozens of similar packages that are specific to various database programs, and would likely be used with `dbplyr`.

- Corrects the broken link for the `duckplyr` package from https://duckdblabs.github.io/duckplyr/ to https://duckplyr.tidyverse.org/

- Changes the language of the mention of the `duckplyr` package to be consistent with the rest of the backend packages, following this order: name of the backend R package, use case, and underlying technology that the backend translates `dplyr` code to.
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