Update README.md

[guibranco]

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• Documentation
  • Updated links in the "Useful Links" section of the README to direct users to the GStraccini-bot service and its repository.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on updates to the README.md file for the GStraccini-bot. Specifically, the links and descriptions under the "Useful Links" section have been revised to ensure they point to the correct resources, including the GitHub Marketplace and the service repository. The overall content structure remains unchanged, with no modifications to the bot's functionality or commands.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated links for GitHub Marketplace and Repository to point to the GStraccini-bot and its service repository.

Possibly related PRs

• Update README.md #610: This PR also updates the README.md file, focusing on clarity and organization, which may relate to the overall documentation improvements in the main PR.
• Update README.md #689: This PR modifies the README.md file, specifically updating links in the "Useful Links" section, which directly aligns with the changes made in the main PR regarding link updates.

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• gstraccini

🐰 In the garden, links do sprout,
GStraccini-bot, we sing about!
With every click, a path we find,
To service and support, all intertwined.
Hops of joy, for changes made,
In the README, bright and laid! 🌼

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