Add Veloce to Web Frameworks#119
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Adds Veloce to Web Frameworks.
Veloce is awesome because it is a from-scratch ASGI-native web framework (not built on Starlette) that pairs Flask-style ergonomics with FastAPI-style typed dependency injection: radix-tree routing, a compiled dependency-graph resolver, OpenAPI 3.1, WebSockets, and a first-party MCP (Model Context Protocol) tool surface — all in one tree, no required server dependency.