docs: Fix dead links in README.md reported by textlint#147
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This PR addresses and resolves the three dead link errors found in the README.md file when running the project's quality check (yarn run lint).
The project's configured Textlint tool flagged these links using the no-dead-link rule (due to 301 Moved Permanently redirects).
By applying the linter's autofix command, the links are updated to their canonical, final destinations, ensuring the README.md passes all required checks:
eslint src/**/*.ts - Passes
textlint README.md - Passes
This contribution is a small documentation cleanup to maintain project quality and ensure a clean environment for all new contributors.