Updated README.md

[KPCOFGS]

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Description of your pull request and other information

Updated relative links to absolute links for PyPI documentation compatibilities

ADD DESCRIPTION HERE

Fixes #

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• At least skimmed through contributing guidelines including yt-dlp coding conventions
• Searched the bugtracker for similar pull requests
• Checked the code with flake8 and ran relevant tests

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• Fix or improvement to an extractor (Make sure to add/update tests)
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• Core bug fix/improvement
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[bashonly]

This won't work, since multiple versions of the README exist on Github (e.g. master vs 2024.04.09 vs 8e15177b4113c355989881e4e030f695a9b59c3a etc), but all links would point to the master version.

The proper approach would be to process the README via script before publishing to PyPI. See #6271 for more discussion

[KPCOFGS]

Hello! Thank you for your feedback! I see what the problem is. One way that can potentially fix this problem is to change the part of the url where it says /master/ to a certain variable and then make a workflow that can automatically change that variable to the proper branch name.

I just created a GitHub workflow and tested it on my fork and apparently it's working as expected. On my forked README.md file, I changed my previously modified urls from master to VARIABLE, then the workflow changed VARIABLE back to the branch name

One downside is it may be too tedious, devs now needs to spend extra time changing urls to VARIABLE

[KPCOFGS]

Edit: Changed VARIABLE to THIS_VARIABLE in the workflow as the previous one resulted in conflicts

[pukkandan]

Only the PyPI description should be changed - not the readme that is committed into the repo