Add elmulator to Utility#835
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elmulator serves a scripted ELM327 OBD2 adapter over TCP so an app's Bluetooth/serial OBD2 code can be tested in CI without a car or a real adapter. https://github.com/qadanm/elmulator
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Adds elmulator to the Utility section.
It is a GitHub Action (published on the Marketplace) that serves a scripted ELM327 OBD2 adapter over TCP, so an app's Bluetooth or serial OBD2 code can run its integration tests in CI without a car or a real adapter. The scenarios are plain JSON and the same engine is checked for byte-for-byte parity across its Python and Swift implementations.
I placed it at the end of the Utility list and kept the entry to one line with a succinct description, per the contribution guidelines.