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Update README.md #37

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* A top level tab titled `JWT Editor`
* A custom tab `JSON Web Token` tab within HTTP messages containing JWTs
* JWT highlighting within proxied HTTP and web socket messages
* JWT highlighting within proxied HTTP and WebSocket messages
* JWS Intruder payload provider
* JWS Scanner insertion point provider

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Forked from [Fraser Winterborn](https://uk.linkedin.com/in/fraser-winterborn-198b8a129)'s version (original [repository](https://github.com/blackberry/jwt-editor)).
* Payload processing rule to support fuzzing within JWS.
* Insertion point provider for JWS header parameters.
* JWT highlighting within websocket messages.
* JWT highlighting within WebSocket messages.
* Update to Java 17 and PortSwigger's new Montoya API.
* Add ability to enable/disable JWT highlighting within proxied messages and to change highlight color.
* Add ability to inject Collaborator payloads into x5u and jku headers.
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