Add smolanalytics to Privacy focused analytics - #243
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Adds smolanalytics to Privacy focused analytics, alongside Plausible, Umami, Shynet and Swetrix.
Cookieless, MIT-licensed web and product analytics that runs as a single Go binary with no external database. Funnels, retention, paths, cohorts, feature flags, A/B and surveys from the same events, plus AI-visibility (whether the AI assistants name and cite you). It also speaks MCP, so you can ask it questions in plain English from your editor and the answers are computed by deterministic queries over your events rather than generated by a model.
Put it under Privacy focused rather than Developer analytics, since that section is about analytics on engineering teams (APM, delivery metrics) whereas this is a privacy-friendly web/product analytics tool on the same shelf as Plausible and Umami.
Format follows the section: name, link, description, Source Code link, license and hosting tags. One line added.