docs: refresh Apache APISIX gRPC-web reference - #1544
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Updated the section on Apache APISIX to clarify its gRPC-web support and added relevant links.
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Summary
grpc-webplugin documentationWhy
The README already lists Apache APISIX as a gRPC-web proxy. Its current link points to a 2022 integration article, while the maintained plugin reference now documents the current request handling, supported content types, CORS behavior, and configuration example.
This PR keeps the existing ecosystem entry current without changing gRPC-web behavior or adding a new example.
Validation
grpc-webplugin exists in the Apache APISIX 3.17.0 sourcegit diff --check./scripts/kokoro.shcheck; the local ARM64 run stopped because the upstream test image installs an x86_64 Bazel binary, so the remaining full-build result should come from Linux x86_64 CIGenerative tooling disclosure
This documentation update was prepared with assistance from OpenAI Codex. I reviewed the final wording and supporting sources.