Could more Earth-like planets exist in our Sun's "goldilocks" zone?

These planets would be similar in size to Earth. Mars and Venus don't need to exist in this scenario.

So how many Earth-like worlds can be squeezed into the sun's "goldilocks" zone? Mars and Venus like worlds can be ignored.

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