Add Nexus Protocols

[Tryboy869]

https://github.com/Tryboy869/awesome-nexus-protocols

Universal protocols for distributed systems. Includes standardized specifications for backpressure control, distributed tracing, graceful degradation, and failure handling patterns.

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