Fix gif link in agent skills docs

[wangxingjun778]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue where a GIF image was not displaying correctly in the agent skills documentation. It updates the image embedding method from an HTML-based structure to a standard Markdown image link, ensuring the GIF is correctly displayed by referencing a local resource. This improves the readability and accuracy of the documentation for both English and Chinese versions.

Highlights

• Documentation Fix: Corrected a broken GIF link within the agent skills documentation for both English and Chinese versions.
• Image Embedding Method: Refactored the image embedding from an HTML div and img tag structure to a more concise and standard Markdown image syntax.
• Resource Path Update: Updated the GIF reference to use a relative path (../../resources/skill_algorithmic_art_result.gif), ensuring the image is loaded correctly from local resources.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the documentation for agent skills in both Chinese and English to use a relative path for a GIF, which is a good improvement for repository maintenance. My review includes suggestions to restore the image captions that were removed during this change, as they provide valuable context. For the Chinese documentation, I've also suggested translating the caption.

[gemini-code-assist]

Updating the image link to a relative path is a good improvement. However, this change removed the image caption, which provided useful context. I suggest adding it back in Markdown format. Since this is a Chinese document, the caption should also be translated. For example: 智能体技能：流场粒子效果. Also, note that the width attribute was removed, which might affect how the image is displayed. If controlling the width is important, you might need to stick with the HTML <img> tag.

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	*智能体技能：流场粒子效果*

[gemini-code-assist]

Updating the image link to a relative path is a good improvement. However, this change removed the image caption Agent-Skills: Flow Field Particles, which provided useful context. I suggest adding it back in Markdown format. Also, note that the width attribute was removed, which might affect how the image is displayed. If controlling the width is important, you might need to stick with the HTML <img> tag.

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	*Agent-Skills: Flow Field Particles*