Point README at Gradient instead of discontinued Gradualixir #396
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As mentioned in #390 Gradualixir is discontinued by its main author. However, we're actively working on Gradient, which is an Elixir frontend to Gradualizer. I think it won't hurt to point at it from the main README file.