docs: rename Deprecated to Inactive

[rotimi-best]

Based on the conversations here.

Fixes: #301

In order to implement that issue, I need to first rename Deprecated to Inactive before I can implement the tags properly.

This is because the code for fetching the README looks at the code merged into main and if this change isn't in main first we can't properly test it due to the fact I will be searching for the word Inactive while on main we still have Deprecated.

Once this PR is merged in, I will go ahead to implement adding the Inactive and Archived tag on each project depending on what's in the README

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[acekyd]

Understood. Thinking about that - the fetching the link from the main branch remotely may no longer be necessary. That was important because we had the code and the readme in different branches, now that they are together in the same branch - see if you can refactor the fetch to use the local readme file it has in the file path 🤔 @rotimi-best

[acekyd]

And implement it all together in this PR.

[acekyd]

Seen this? @rotimi-best

[rotimi-best]

@acekyd oh I missed that notification.

Hmm interesting. I honestly have no idea how we would fetch it from the local README.

Ideally we should have the data in JSON that is properly structured for mapping and rendering.

What do you think?

[acekyd]

It's alright... I'll make the update and let you know. From there you can create a new branch off main for the new PR.

[rotimi-best]

Sounds good, thanks 👍🏾.

There is this change to get the actual status of each repo using the Github API suggested by @kaf-lamed-beyt #301 (comment)

I am currently implementing that one using the current code that calls parses the README.

Should I continue working on it using the README fetch or wait until you make the change to main?