I wouldn't say 'zero' evidence - Bede does mention her and, as the article says, he's hardly likely to have made her up. Bede was a genius and polymath and not prone to flights of fancy. You are right that she's not mentioned elsewhere.
Bede mentions that he thinks the pagans who lived 300 years before him had a goddess called Eostre.
There are no runes, no monuments, no writings about that goddess, but there are tons about Woden, Tiw, etc. all over the Anglo-Saxon lands.