Change URL to package install script (#1043)

docs/docs/Customize-Iterate/autotune.md

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ If you are not running autotune as part of a closed loop, you can still run it a
  * Make sure your VM is using the same timezone as your pump.  You can change timezone using `sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata`
  * If your VM is outside the US, particularly in a country that uses `,` as a decimal separator, make sure your system locale is set to `en_US.utf8` or another locale that uses `.` as the decimal separator.
  * If you're interacting with your VM via its graphical interface, make sure you have installed a browser at your VM (i.e.  Firefox) then open the currect page from your VM. You may think that copying from your Windows/iOS and pasting in your Linux terminal would work but is not as simple .. and yes, there is lots of copying / pasting!  To make copying and pasting simpler, it is often better to `ssh` directly to your VM, rather than using its graphical interface (or the cloud provider's console interface).
- * Now do this: `curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openaps/docs/master/scripts/quick-packages.sh | bash -`. If the install was successful, the last line will say something like: `openaps 0.1.5  (although the version number may have been incremented)`. If you do not see this or see error messages, try running it multiple times. It will not hurt to run this multiple times.
+ * Now do this: `curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openaps/oref0/dev/bin/openaps-packages.sh | bash -`. If the install was successful, the last line will say something like: `openaps 0.1.5  (although the version number may have been incremented)`. If you do not see this or see error messages, try running it multiple times. It will not hurt to run this multiple times.
 
 **Step 1b: Prep your Mac**
 * MAC USERS: Follow these steps instead of 1a above if you want to run autotune on your Mac. (Mac users can instead do the above instructions if they prefer to create a Linux virtual machine to run it on):