Add Simfinity.js to JavaScript server libraries - #2509
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Add Simfinity.js to the JavaScript server libraries catalog. It generates queries, CRUD mutations, relationships, and MongoDB or PostgreSQL storage from GraphQL object types. The entry includes a PostgreSQL registration example, explains where application rules fit, and links to the runnable starter, optional MCP integration, and backend compatibility guide.
Validation: the entry passes the repository's Prettier rules and Nextra Markdown compilation. The published PostgreSQL starter was also exercised with nested creation, query readback, and foreign-key inspection. On Windows, the formatting check uses a temporary runner that normalizes the existing configuration's plugin paths; no repository configuration was changed.