Replace broken HTML5 Rocks Tutorial link #956
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Previously, the HTML5 Rocks Tutorial link in the README would resolve to `https://web.dev`. This change updates the link to point to the web.dev article on CORS `https://web.dev/articles/cross-origin-resource-sharing`.
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Please do not post LLM spam. |
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What were you suggesting in this PR was LLM spam? |
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Not you! The comment I hid as spam. |
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Ah, I see now. I was gonna say, this is a bona fide artisanal, organic, grass fed PR right here 😄 |
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And I appreciate that! Good on you for trying the grass diet. |
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Previously, the HTML5 Rocks Tutorial link in the README would resolve to
https://web.dev.This change updates the link to point to the web.dev article on CORS
https://web.dev/articles/cross-origin-resource-sharing.