Add links next to features in "Why should I migrate to fast-check?"

README.md

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 fast-check has initially been designed in an attempt to cope with limitations I encountered while using other property based testing frameworks designed for JavaScript:
 
-- strong and up-to-date types - *thanks to TypeScript*
-- ability to shrink on `fc.oneof` - *surprisingly some frameworks don't*
-- easy `map` method to derive existing arbitraries while keeping shrink - *some frameworks ask the user to provide both a->b and b->a mappings in order to keep a shrinker*
-- kind of flatMap-operation called `chain` - *able to bind the output of an arbitrary as input of another one while keeping the shrink working*
-- biased by default - *by default it generates both small and large values, making it easier to dig into counterexamples without having to tweak a size parameter manually*
-- precondition checks with `fc.pre(...)` - *filtering invalid entries can be done directly inside the check function if needed*
-- verbose mode - *easier troubleshooting with verbose mode enabled*
-- replay directly on the minimal counterexample - *no need to replay the whole sequence, you get directly the counterexample*
-- custom examples in addition of generated ones - *no need to duplicate the code to play the property on custom examples*
-- model based approach - *use the power of property based testing to test UI, APIs or state machines*
-- logger per predicate run - *simplify your troubleshoot with fc.context and its logging feature*
+- **Types:** strong and up-to-date types - *thanks to TypeScript*
+- **Extendable:** easy `map` method to derive existing arbitraries while keeping shrink \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/AdvancedArbitraries.md#transform-values)\] - *some frameworks ask the user to provide both a->b and b->a mappings in order to keep a shrinker*
+- **Extendable:** kind of flatMap-operation called `chain` \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/AdvancedArbitraries.md#transform-arbitraries)\] - *able to bind the output of an arbitrary as input of another one while keeping the shrink working*
+- **Extendable:** precondition checks with `fc.pre(...)` \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/Tips.md#filter-invalid-combinations-using-pre-conditions)\] - *filtering invalid entries can be done directly inside the check function if needed*
+- **Smart:** ability to shrink on `fc.oneof` \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/Arbitraries.md#combinors-of-arbitraries-t)\] - *surprisingly some frameworks don't*
+- **Smart:** biased by default \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/AdvancedArbitraries.md#biased-arbitraries)\] - *by default it generates both small and large values, making it easier to dig into counterexamples without having to tweak a size parameter manually*
+- **Debug:** verbose mode \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/Tips.md#opt-for-verbose-failures)\] - *easier troubleshooting with verbose mode enabled*
+- **Debug:** replay directly on the minimal counterexample \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/Tips.md#replay-after-failure)\] - *no need to replay the whole sequence, you get directly the counterexample*
+- **Debug:** custom examples in addition of generated ones \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/Tips.md#add-custom-examples-next-to-generated-ones)\] - *no need to duplicate the code to play the property on custom examples*
+- **Debug:** logger per predicate run \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/Tips.md#log-within-a-predicate)\] - *simplify your troubleshoot with fc.context and its logging feature*
+- **Unique:** model based approach \[[more](https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/master/documentation/Tips.md#model-based-testing-or-ui-test)\]\[[article](https://medium.com/criteo-labs/detecting-the-unexpected-in-web-ui-fuzzing-1f3822c8a3a5)\] - *use the power of property based testing to test UI, APIs or state machines*
 
 For more details, refer to the documentation in the links above.