Add ty and Zuban to the list of type checkers that exist #2102
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Unfortunately, this leads to 3/4 type checkers in this list advertising themselves as "fast", which feels a bit silly... ideally I'd put more information here about how ty tries to distinguish itself from the other two fast type checkers, but it feels unfair to have a more verbose description for ty than is afforded to the other three type checkers here :-)
We could also just get rid of the descriptions for all four type checkers; I think it would probably be fine to say that readers of these docs have to go elsewhere to try to decide which tool is right for them