docs: replace dead X handle link with GitHub org - #864
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Relabel these links as GitHub destinations
When readers use either changed link, the visible text and badge still advertise the removed X account (X @ALTIC_DEV), but the link now opens the GitHub organization. This leaves the README presenting a nonexistent social account and makes the destination misleading; update the Community wording and the badge image/alt text to identify GitHub instead.
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Can you change it to this instead https://x.com/fluidvoiceapp |
The README links to
x.com/ALTIC_DEV(badge and text) which returns 404 — the handle appears to have been removed. Updated both occurrences to the GitHub org (github.com/altic-dev), which is live and the natural place for project followers.