Fix broken star history chart in README - #88
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The star history chart in the README no longer renders because it depends on GitHub stargazer APIs that are now restricted. Point the chart at the star-history.dera.page mirror, which uses an alternative data source, and switch the image from /chart to /svg. The wrapping link now uses a hash-based URL.
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The star history chart on the README is currently broken because it relies on GitHub stargazer APIs that are now restricted, so the image fails to load for readers. This change migrates the chart to the star-history.dera.page mirror, which serves the chart through an alternative data source that requires no API token, and updates the image endpoint from /chart to /svg. The wrapping link is also switched to the new hash-based URL format. This keeps the README's popularity signal working for everyone.