Docs: Use link to tagged version for rule docs #11
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My sincere apologies for this. Should have checked CI after making PR.
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This adds a utility function and uses the version present in package.json for generating the URL to tagged version of the rule documentation. I think this is good because the documentation will match the version the user has installed. This way, even if a rule is changed or removed in the future, the user can find the documentation with ease.