Fix two broken documentation links - #187
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Found by crawling every external URL in the built docs site and the repo; Docusaurus only validates internal links, so neither of these was caught by the build. 1. README license badge pointed at blob/master/LICENSE.txt -> 404. The default branch is main, and the file is LICENSE with no extension. Now blob/main/LICENSE (verified 200). 2. sylvana.net/jpegcrop/exif_orientation.html no longer resolves at all (connection failure, not a 404 - the host is gone). It is cited for the exif_orientation field in three source docstrings and the two generated docs pages built from them. Replaced with the Wayback snapshot, which preserves the original page rather than substituting a different source. The archive URL uses the /web/2026/ short form and sits on its own line in the Python docstrings, so no new E501 violations are introduced against the project's configured max-line-length of 100 (count stays at the pre-existing 1). The generated .md files are edited alongside the docstrings they come from, so the committed docs match until the next scripts/documentation.py run regenerates them. Not changed, having been checked and found to be false positives: - /stargazers returns 404 to unauthenticated clients for every repo, including facebook/react - GitHub blocks it, the link is fine - graph.mapillary.com/:image_id and similar are API endpoint examples containing placeholders, auto-linkified because they appear as bare URLs in docstrings - the 'Table Of Contents.md' edit link resolves once URL-encoded, which is how Docusaurus emits it
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Found by crawling every external URL in the built docs site and the repo — 139 distinct URLs checked. Docusaurus only validates internal links, so neither of these was caught by the build.
1. README license badge → 404
Two problems: the default branch is main, not master, and the file is LICENSE with no extension. This is the target of the MIT License badge at the top of the README, so it is fairly visible.
2. sylvana.net/jpegcrop/exif_orientation.html is gone
Not a 404 — the host does not resolve at all (connection failure). It is cited for the exif_orientation field in three source docstrings and the two generated docs pages built from them.
Replaced with the Wayback snapshot rather than substituting a different source, so the reference still points at the page the docstring was actually written about.
The URL sits on its own line in the Python docstrings so no new E501 violations are introduced against the configured max-line-length = 100 — the count stays at the pre-existing 1.
The generated .md files are edited alongside the docstrings they derive from, so the committed docs stay consistent until the next scripts/documentation.py run.
Checked and deliberately not changed
Three things looked broken and are not:
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Independent of #186; touches no dependency.