Point historical deltic links at the canonical repo name - #62
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…repo lann/deltic redirects to polymorph-components/polyengine today, but only until the old name is ever reused; cite the canonical URL. Link labels keep the historical name where the text is about the pre-rename era.
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From an org-wide cross-repo reference audit:
js/polyengine/README.mdstill linkedlann/deltic, which only works via GitHub's rename redirect (fragile if the old name is ever reused). URLs now citepolymorph-components/polyengine; thelann/deltic#14link label is kept as-is since it is an explicitly historical citation ("predates the rename").No functional changes; docs only.