docs: add cypress-plugin-dotenv

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[MoKhajavi75]

Should I remove cypress-dotenv too?
It's not working with Cypress +10

[MikeMcC399]

@MohamadKh75

You might like to cross-check against the plugins template. I couldn't see any CI pipeline on https://github.com/MohamadKh75/cypress-plugin-dotenv.

Before submitting your plugin, please check to see if it fulfills these requirements:

• 🚀 Works with the latest major version of Cypress
• 🛠 Plugin purpose is clearly documented (in a README or docs website)
• 📝 Well-written documentation - A great example (link)
• 🔬 Tested using Cypress - tests using Cypress can act as both example usage and test coverage
• 👷‍♀️ CI pipeline that's passing (CircleCI and Github Actions are both free for Open Source)

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[MoKhajavi75]

Hey @MikeMcC399

I have noted in README that there is an example. (cypress folder)
I check, and it's working with the latest version of Cypress.
It's a very simple plugin, and README contains enough docs and information.

[jaffrepaul]

@MohamadKh75 there are a couple of things that will help us get this added. As mentioned above, please use the plugin acceptance criteria. Seeing a passing CI pipeline is a great indicator of success and helps us with triaging contributions.

Before submitting your plugin, please check to see if it fulfills these requirements:

• 🚀 Works with the latest major version of Cypress
• 🛠 Plugin purpose is clearly documented (in a README or docs website)
• 📝 Well-written documentation - A great example (link)
• 🔬 Tested using Cypress - tests using Cypress can act as both example usage and test coverage
• 👷‍♀️ CI pipeline that's passing (CircleCI and Github Actions are both free for Open Source)

If you have reason to believe your plugin does not need to meet certain requirements, please feel free to provide justification below:

Also, for bonus points (and to answer your question), there is another cypress-dotenv plugin listed on the docs page. This was supporting pre v10 Cypress. It'd be a big help as part of this PR if you can place that near the bottom of the page in the "Legacy" section.

Thanks! We look forward to your contribution.

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[MoKhajavi75]

I used GitHub actions to test and it's passing.
Also, I moved the other plugin to the legacy section.

@MikeMcC399 @jaffrepaul

[jaffrepaul]

Awesome @MohamadKh75 thanks for the extra legwork. We just released v13 today. Can we get your tests updated to run on the latest Cypress version? Then we should be good to merge 💪

[jaffrepaul]

Just need to get a passing test with Cypress v13, which was released today.

[MoKhajavi75]

Done @jaffrepaul