fix: point README doc links to in-repo files

[thebenignhacker]

Summary

• Replaces all external cryptoserve.dev doc links in the Documentation table with relative paths to in-repo docs/ files
• Fixes the SDK docs link in the SDK Usage section
• Prevents 404s from mismatched website routes (e.g., /docs/concepts/architecture/, /docs/security/, /docs/guides/)

Test plan

• Verify all 8 doc links in the Documentation table resolve on GitHub
• Verify SDK docs link in SDK Usage section resolves
• Verify production deployment guide link resolves

[github-actions]

Claude finished @abdelsfane's task —— View job

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Security Review

Performing security-focused review of PR #13...

Tasks

• Read and analyze README.md changes
• Check for injection vulnerabilities
• Check for authentication/authorization issues
• Check for insecure deserialization or eval usage
• Check for hardcoded credentials or secrets
• Check for SSRF or open redirect risks
• Check for cryptographic misuse
• Provide findings summary

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Security Analysis

I've reviewed the changes in PR #13, which replaces external cryptoserve.dev documentation links with relative paths to in-repo docs/ files in the README.md.

Findings

No security vulnerabilities found. This PR only modifies documentation links in README.md with the following characteristics:

1. Injection vulnerabilities: ✅ None - Changes are static markdown links only
2. Authentication/authorization bypasses: ✅ None - No auth-related code modified
3. Insecure deserialization or eval usage: ✅ None - No executable code present
4. Hardcoded credentials or secrets: ✅ None - No credentials in the changes
5. SSRF or open redirect risks: ✅ None - All links are:
   • Relative paths to local docs/ directory (e.g., docs/cli.md, docs/sdk/python.md)
   • References to well-known trusted domains (github.com, pypi.org, python.org, ghcr.io)
   • No user-controllable URL parameters or dynamic redirects
6. Cryptographic misuse: ✅ None - Documentation only, no cryptographic implementations modified

Summary

This is a safe, documentation-only change that improves link reliability by pointing to in-repo documentation files instead of external URLs. The PR actually improves security posture by:

• Reducing dependency on external resources that could be compromised or become unavailable
• Keeping documentation self-contained within the repository
• Preventing broken links that could potentially be exploited through typosquatting if users manually type incorrect URLs

FINDINGS_COUNT=0

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[github-actions]

Manual review required. This PR did not meet auto-merge criteria:

• Security review found issues (findings: unknown)
• PR author 'abdelsfane' is not in the trusted auto-merge list
• PR is too new (1 min < 5 min minimum)