Add JQuick Java to Miscellaneous section#1273
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Added jQuick-Java entry to the JVMs list in README.
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This PR adds JQuick Java to the
Miscellaneoussection.Unique Selling Point:
Unlike general-purpose scripting languages or expression libraries, JQuick Java is a JVM-native language specifically designed for rule engines. It provides:
Math::max,new ArrayList(),list.add()).This combination of "rule-engine-first design" and "complete Java interop" makes it a distinctive choice for dynamic decision logic, scoring cards, and flow control.