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Add Ario to web section - #996
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Added a description for the Ario project in the Web section.
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Link to the project (GitHub/crates.io): https://github.com/peymanAzad/ario
Description: Ario is a terminal download manager built with Rust and Ratatui, powered by aria2. It supports HTTP/HTTPS and BitTorrent downloads, scheduled queues, and batch imports from the clipboard. Its daemon keeps active downloads and enabled schedules running after the interface closes.
This adds Ario under Networking and Internet → Remote Access, APIs, and File Transfer, in alphabetical order.
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