[Docs] add js-extra link to complementary-tools section #219
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Hello!
First of all, many thanks to the contributor of Lodash, which is a library I use on a daily basis.
What this PR does
It adds a link to js-extra in the
Complementary toolssection of the main page. It is an open source library that aims to complement lodash by providing a set of few specific functions we often duplicate across applications.I feel like it solves quite recurrent problems, that is why I'm suggesting to add it. If you think it is not suitable enough, I would totally understand.