docs: fix broken star history chart - #110
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The star history chart in the README is broken because GitHub's stargazer API restrictions prevent the current provider from rendering. Update the chart to point to a working provider and switch the image endpoint to /svg, also moving the wrapping link to the new hash-based URL format.
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The star history chart on the README is currently broken due to GitHub stargazer API restrictions, so it no longer renders correctly for our repository. This change points the chart to a working provider using a different data source that requires no API token, and updates the image endpoint and wrapping link accordingly. It is a small fix to restore the chart so visitors can see the project's star history again.