README: Add fuel-core as a notable user #3003
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Description
Was working on a metrics integration for
fuel-core's p2p module, and realized rust-libp2p had a notable users section. I added Fuel Lab's main client implementation as a notable user of libp2p, which is used extensively in fuel-core's p2p module. Fuel Labs wrote the first optimistic rollup deployed on Ethereum, and is now working on a v2 (which is the client referenced) that runs a fraud-provable execution environment which can be configured to post data and settle on different chains.