docs(readme): fix setup emoji and correct GitHub anchor references #30
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- Replaced incompatible ⚙️ emoji with standard 🛠 for consistent anchor behavior - Updated Table of Contents links to match GitHub-generated anchors - Ensured local and GitHub navigation work consistently
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PR Summary
Fix incorrect README anchors caused by the ⚙️ emoji’s variant selector,
replace it with a standard emoji (🛠), and update all TOC anchor links to match
GitHub’s actual generated anchors. Ensures consistent navigation locally and on GitHub.
Changes
⚙️with🛠in the “Setup & Quick Start” section titleType of Change