Fix import path and godoc link in README #51
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Go modules expects releases greater than or equal to v2.0.0 to be imported with a `/v2` suffix. Without the `/v2` suffix, `go mod` is unable to detect the latest version of emoji and saves a "+incompatible" version in the user's go.mod file. godoc.org is deprecated and will begin redirecting to pkg.go.dev in early 2021. Update link and badge to point to pkg.go.dev. See https://blog.golang.org/godoc.org-redirect for more information.
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Go modules expects releases greater than or equal to v2.0.0 to be
imported with a
/v2suffix. Without the/v2suffix,go modisunable to detect the latest version of emoji and saves a "+incompatible"
version in the user's go.mod file.
godoc.org is deprecated and will begin redirecting to pkg.go.dev in
early 2021. Update link and badge to point to pkg.go.dev.
See https://blog.golang.org/godoc.org-redirect for more information.