Add Pushword to the list of headless CMSs - #1077
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Adds Pushword to the headless CMS list.
Pushword is an MIT-licensed CMS built on Symfony. Pages are Markdown with front matter rendered through Twig, and the same content can be edited in the back office, committed as Markdown files to Git, or written over a token-authenticated REST API, which is why the entry uses typeofcms: Git + API.
supportedgenerators lists Built In because Pushword renders and statically exports its own site, and All because the REST API can feed any generator.
Disclosure: I maintain the project.