README: Use relative links to the proposals #51
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There's no need to use absolute links for these. And using relative links sets a good example for future proposals, because the links will work in the proposal branch's README before the referenced proposal lands in the TOB master. There's a similar absolute link for the code-of-conduct in the distribution proposal. The intention may have been to show the absolute URL which would be included in new project's repository. I don't think that matters, because the project template has included a similar link since opencontainers/project-template@ee72bc89 (CONTRIBUTING: Code of conduct, meetings, mailing list, and IRC, 2016-09-08, opencontainers#45), so I've left that alone here. Signed-off-by: W. Trevor King <[email protected]>
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There's no need to use absolute links for these. And using relative links sets a good example for future proposals, because the links will work in the proposal branch's README before the referenced proposal lands in the TOB master.
There's a similar absolute link for the code-of-conduct in the distribution proposal. The intention may have been to show the absolute URL which would be included in new project's repository. I don't think that matters, because the project template has included a similar link since opencontainers/project-template@ee72bc89 (opencontainers/project-template#45), so I've left that alone here.