docs: remove stale repos in yt and more

[jdegand]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Removed several external resource links from the README, including courses, YouTube channels, developer tools, HTTP libraries, integrations, internationalization, server-side rendering, and animation libraries.
  • Updated a link label in the server-side rendering section for improved clarity.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the "Awesome Angular" README.md by removing numerous resource links across several sections, including training, tools, libraries, and integrations. One link label in the Server-Side Rendering section was also updated. No code or API changes were made; only documentation links were affected.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Removed multiple resource links from various sections (Online Training, YouTube, Tools, etc.), and updated one link label in Server-Side Rendering. No structural or descriptive changes to remaining entries.

Possibly related PRs

• docs: removals from rxjs and much more #1512: Removes and updates README.md Angular resource links, focusing on cleaning outdated or redundant entries.
• docs: deletion of stale repos #1511: Cleans up outdated or stale resource links in README.md without code changes.
• docs: various deletions and an updated url #1510: Removes multiple Angular resource links and updates labels in README.md, similar in scope and content.

Poem

A hop through docs, a trim and snip,
Old links removed with nimble grip.
The README’s lighter, clean and neat,
With every hop, less obsolete!
🥕
— A tidy rabbit, proud and spry,
Keeps Angular’s garden reaching high!

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906-910: 👍 Good call renaming the link label

Using “Official web page” instead of the cryptic “ssr” makes the purpose of the link obvious and improves scan-ability of the list.

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