Add imperative language section

README.md

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         * [Functional Systems Languages](#functional-systems-languages)
         * [Imperative Systems Languages](#imperative-systems-languages)
       * [Functional Programming Languages](#functional-programming-languages)
-      * [Miscelaneous](#miscelaneous)
+      * [Imperative Programming Languages](#imperative-programming-languages)
   * [Programming Language-Specific Tools and Libraries](#programming-language-specific-tools-and-libraries)
     * [Bash](#bash)
     * [C](#c)
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 > ### Functional Programming Languages:
 > * [Idris] [![Anti-AI Policy](./badges/anti-ai-policy.svg)](#anti-ai-policy) ([1](https://github.com/idris-lang/Idris2/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#things-we-will-not-accept)) - purely functional programming language, similar to Haskell
 >
-> ### Miscelaneous:
+> ### Imperative Programming Languages
 > * [Biscuit Language (BL)](https://biscuitlang.org) - simple imperative programming language
 > * [Omegathon] [![Anti-AI Policy](./badges/anti-ai-policy.svg)](#anti-ai-policy) ([1](https://codeberg.org/Allen123456hello/omegathon/src/branch/main/No-LLM.md)) - Fork of Python 3.9
 > * [Seed7](https://seed7.net) - high level general purpose programming language with both an interpreter and a compiler
 > * [Sparrow](https://github.com/Sparrow-lang/sparrow) - general-purpose programming language that aims to integrate efficiency, flexibility and naturalness (discontinued)
 > * [Tauthon] - Fork of Python 2.7 with features backported from Python 3
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 ## Programming Language-Specific Tools and Libraries