Fix broken readme links and make links relative #18
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- Fixed broken links to local repository directories. - Minor grammar change.
- Readme links to local files or directories are now relative. - Readme links to documentation now link to the latest version.
- Removed `/tree/main` from the relative links
alisomay
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Dec 4, 2023
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Fixes #16
I also changed the local readme links to be relative instead of absolute. I'm not sure if you prefer that or not. It makes things cleaner and allows links to work automatically on forks, but I'm not sure if relative links are compatible with the generated documentation on docs.rs.
I also updated the doc links to point to
latestinstead of0.1.9.I also made a minor grammar fix on line 147.