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docs: update list of Lichess OAuth real-life examples - #682
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Hi!
At first I was only going to add my beloved project, which uses Lichess OAuth, to the list or real-life examples. mktour is a free open-source web app for running over-the-board chess tournaments. It uses Lichess OAuth as a single auth method and takes some advantages from the api as well
But then i noticed, that Rotherdam Chess, sitting at the end of the list, has stopped working. So i suppose that's a fair cleanup