Fix broken link in README (#11)

README.md

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 [+++] [20:37:10] [wer] best WER: Precision:0.600000 Recall:0.600000
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-Note that in addition to general WER, the insertion/deletion/substitution breakdown is also printed. fstalign also has other useful outputs, including a JSON log for downstream machine parsing, and a side-by-side view of the alignment and errors generated. For more details, see the [Output](#Output) section below.
+Note that in addition to general WER, the insertion/deletion/substitution breakdown is also printed. fstalign also has other useful outputs, including a JSON log for downstream machine parsing, and a side-by-side view of the alignment and errors generated. For more details, see the [Outputs](https://github.com/revdotcom/fstalign/blob/develop/docs/Advanced-Usage.md#outputs) section in the [Advanced Usage](https://github.com/revdotcom/fstalign/blob/develop/docs/Advanced-Usage.md) doc.
 
 ### Align Subcommand
 Usage of the `align` subcommand is almost identical to the `wer` subcommand. The exception is that `align` can only be run if the provided reference is a NLP and the provided hypothesis is a CTM. This is because the core function of the subcommand is to align an NLP without timestamps to a CTM that has timestamps, producing an output of tokens from the reference with timings from the hypothesis.