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This pull request adds documentation for the django-graphbox library to the GraphQL Python Tools page. The django-graphbox library is a powerful tool for building GraphQL APIs in Python, and this documentation will help users understand its capabilities and use it more effectively.
The documentation includes an overview of the library, installation instructions, and a detailed guide on how to use it with Django to create GraphQL APIs. It also includes code snippets and examples to help users get started quickly.
By adding this documentation, we aim to make it easier for developers to use the django-graphbox library to build high-quality GraphQL APIs in Python. We believe that this will not only benefit the existing users of the library but also attract new users to try it out and contribute to its development.
Overall, we are confident that this documentation will improve the accessibility and usability of the django-graphbox library, and we hope that it will be well-received by the community.