Correct link to automatetheboringstuff.com in README

[conorhennessy]

The second link to the REAMDE linking to your book was dead.

It linked to https://automatetheboringstuffwithpython.com/, which is a dead link.
I have corrected it to https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ as this is the correct link, I belive?

This PR resolves #2

[codespearhead]

Can you link this PR to that issue ( #2 ), like this?

[conorhennessy]

Can you link this PR to that issue ( #2 ), like this?

@codespearhead, I'm not sure what you are asking...

I have already linked the reported issue in this PR's description by mentioning the issue number. Is that okay?

I do see you have mentioned the quoted question (linking springdoc/springdoc-openapi#2540) across a number of PRs in other repositories. How come?

[codespearhead]

@conorhennessy

Change this:

This PR resolves issue #2

To this:

Resolves #2

That will link this PR to the issue it intends to fix, making that issue show up in the lower right-hand corner of the page in desktop mode.

Having an issue with a linked PR will allow us to keep track of which issues already have a solution ready to be merged, or at least check which ones have someone working on the solution already to reduce reworks and optimize the maintainer's time by having them favor the ones that have people actively working on them.

Besides, when a repository has a great number of PRs or open issues, that usually means the same issue has been reported multiple times or have already been fixed, but they're still open because they weren't closed by the original author: when issues are linked to a PR, they're automatically closed once the PR is merged.

Mentioning the issue id will only automatically link a PR to it if it's preceded by a specific set of keywords, and "fixing" is not one of them. As per the documentation:

You can link a pull request to an issue by using a supported keyword in the pull request's description or in a commit message. The pull request must be on the default branch.

• close
• closes
• closed
• fix
• fixes
• fixed
• resolve
• resolves
• resolved

[conorhennessy]

@codespearhead

Ahh right, the keyword there! Thank you very much for clarifying, that's pure handy!

I've corrected how it is referenced to in the PR description and all is now linked.

I'll make sure to make use of this in the future too! 🚀