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docs: mention Echo Pro in the Sponsors section - #3192
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One short paragraph after the sponsorship note points companies building multi-tenant APIs to Echo Pro, says it is a separate commercial library that funds Echo's maintenance, and that Echo stays MIT.
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Adds one paragraph to the README Sponsors section pointing to Echo Pro, a separate commercial library for multi-tenant APIs on Echo v5 whose subscriptions fund Echo's maintenance. Echo itself stays MIT; no code changes.