Fix link to CONTRIBUTING.md in README #1495
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The documentation section on contributing was moved to a separate file in alexreisner@a81e028, but the link in the main README still used anchors to the README itself for both the 'Contributing' and 'Reporting Issues' links. This updates those links so they point to the contributing file on GitHub. Even though it's now a small document, both point to the heading for the relevant section using anchors.
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Hi folks! 👋
The documentation section on contributing was moved to a separate file in a81e028, but the link in the main README still used anchors to the README itself for both the 'Contributing' and 'Reporting Issues' links.
This updates those links so they point to the contributing file on GitHub. Even though it's now a small document, both links point to the heading for the relevant section using anchors.