fix link to time-interval

readme.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ This is a simple library that provides a `duration` class, and some useful accom
 ## Assumptions and limitations
 
 
-Durations describe a length of time—e.g., "4 days" or "5 hours and 29 minutes"—without reference to a particular start or end time. Unlike the [time-interval](https://github.com/enaeher/local-time-duration) library, `local-time-duration` makes no attempt to deal with variable-length units. In particular, durations may neither be specified nor represented in terms of years or months. Also, since durations do not represent a specific interval of time with a specific start or end time, there is no attempt when working exclusively with durations to handle leap seconds, timezone or daylight savings time changes, etc. However, when adding or removing a duration to or from a `local-time` timestamp, the `local-time` library will correctly handle timezone/DST.
+Durations describe a length of time—e.g., "4 days" or "5 hours and 29 minutes"—without reference to a particular start or end time. Unlike the [time-interval](https://github.com/slyrus/time-interval) library, `local-time-duration` makes no attempt to deal with variable-length units. In particular, durations may neither be specified nor represented in terms of years or months. Also, since durations do not represent a specific interval of time with a specific start or end time, there is no attempt when working exclusively with durations to handle leap seconds, timezone or daylight savings time changes, etc. However, when adding or removing a duration to or from a `local-time` timestamp, the `local-time` library will correctly handle timezone/DST.
 
 ## Examples