Add usage instructions for mise

[drewwells]

alternative install for those not in the node ecosystem

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the project's accessibility by providing an alternative installation and usage method for the speed-cloudflare-cli tool. By integrating mise instructions into the README.md, it caters to a broader audience, specifically those who may not have Node.js installed or prefer using mise for managing their development tools, thereby simplifying the setup process for a wider range of users.

Highlights

• Alternative Installation Method: Introduced instructions for installing and using speed-cloudflare-cli via mise, offering an alternative for users not primarily operating within the Node.js ecosystem.
• Documentation Update: The README.md file has been updated to include a new code block demonstrating the mise use npm:speed-cloudflare-cli command.

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Code Review

This pull request adds usage instructions for mise as an alternative to npx. My review suggests improving the new instructions by using the mise x command, which is a more direct equivalent to npx, and by adding a brief introductory sentence for better context.

[gemini-code-assist]

Thanks for adding mise usage instructions. I have a couple of suggestions to improve them:

• It would be clearer to add a short introductory sentence to explain that this is an alternative way to run the tool.
• The mise use command is not a direct equivalent of npx. mise use only makes the tool available in the current shell, requiring the user to run speed-cloudflare-cli as a second step. For a one-shot execution similar to npx, mise x is the recommended command.

My suggestion below applies both of these changes.

Suggested change

	```bash
	mise use npm:speed-cloudflare-cli
	Or, using [mise](https://mise.jdx.dev/):
	```bash
	mise x -- npm:speed-cloudflare-cli