Clean up badge links in README

[adnan-bhaldar]

Removed unnecessary anchor tags from badge section.

PR Checklist

• Functionality has been tested, no obvious bugs
• Code style follows project conventions
• Documentation/comments updated (if applicable)

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Summary by Sourcery

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• Streamline README badges so they are displayed as plain images without link wrappers.

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Reviewer's Guide

Simplifies the README badge section by removing redundant anchor tags around the badge images and normalizes the file ending, leaving badges as plain images without hyperlink behavior.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Simplified README badge markup by removing wrapping links from badge images.	Replaced multiple anchor-wrapped badge images with a flat sequence of img tags inside the badges paragraph. Removed specific href targets for releases, stargazers, license, build workflow, and platform pages so badges are no longer clickable links. Kept existing badge image sources, alt text, and layout intact aside from link removal.	README.md
Normalized README footer markup.	Retained closing div at the end of the README while normalizing the file to end with a newline character.	README.md

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• By removing the anchor tags, the badges are no longer clickable; if the intent was only to simplify markup, consider keeping links on at least the most-used badges (e.g., releases, actions, license) for usability.
• There is now an extra leading indentation on the first <img> line and a trailing space at the end of that line; consider normalizing indentation and trimming trailing whitespace for consistency with the rest of the README.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- By removing the anchor tags, the badges are no longer clickable; if the intent was only to simplify markup, consider keeping links on at least the most-used badges (e.g., releases, actions, license) for usability.
- There is now an extra leading indentation on the first `<img>` line and a trailing space at the end of that line; consider normalizing indentation and trimming trailing whitespace for consistency with the rest of the README.

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[emako]

I’m currently considering keeping those links, as there’s no special reason to remove them.