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Fix HTML Standard links in the README - #102
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Update the three README links to the HTML Standard’s Character reference state, which leads to the parsing rules for named and numeric references. Use descriptive link text in the decode documentation so it stays accurate when sections are renumbered.
Verified that the old fragment is missing and the replacement targets the Character reference state heading. Ran
npm teston Windows with Node.js 24.22.2 (11 passed).Fixes #77