Remove all test failed plugins from the README

We are currently considering removing all test failed plugins from the README. Do you have the bandwidth to fix so that the test runs correctly again. Whether you have bandwidth or not, we recently started a collaborative, community-driven project called asdf-community for long-term maintenance of asdf plugins, so consider moving your plugins here.
https://github.com/asdf-community/.github

I'm tagging all the authors of the related plugin (in no particular order), but I'd like to hear everyone's opinions.

- [ ] @Ibotta (`Ibotta/asdf-brig`)
- [x] @marciogm (`marciogm/asdf-crystal`)
- [x] @mikestephens (`mikestephens/asdf-elasticsearch`)
- [x] @vic (`vic/asdf-graalvm`)
- [ ] @vic (`vic/asdf-haskell`)
- [ ] @rkyleg (`rkyleg/asdf-julia`)
- [ ] @sylph01 (`sylph01/asdf-mongodb`)
- [x] @richin13 (`richin13/asdf-neovim`)
- [x] @particledecay (`particledecay/asdf-osctl`)
- [x] @odarriba (`odarriba/asdf-php`)
- [x] @code-lever (`code-lever/asdf-rust`)
- [x] @mtatheonly (`mtatheonly/asdf-scala`)
- [x] @RykHawthorn (`RykHawthorn/asdf-tflint`)
- [x] @ndac-todoroki (`ndac-todoroki/asdf-v`)

Start by reviewing the README entries for the unchecked plugins and the related test results. Clarify whether the expected outcome is to repair each plugin test or remove failed plugins from the README, then confirm the agreed scope with the issue participants; the README and tests should reflect that decision.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.