Add slack invite link to readme #5032
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This pull request replaces the matrix bridge links in de readme by a slack invite link. This wasn't possible before because Slack invite links used to expire after 30 days and can now be set to never expire.
The biggest upside of this change is that we will now be able to at-mention the people asking for help on slack.