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Fix: BED-9909 Use fully qualified image URLs for community docs - #83
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The README was using a local reference to the banner image. PyPI pulls in the README for display on the project page, and this image was broken because it couldn't find it. Switch to using the fully qualified URL so it works anywhere. Also, it's specifically referencing the main
openhoundrepo so we can update all images in one place if needed. This action was performed on all community docs for consistency.Resolved BED-9909
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