docs: fix README table of contents links on GitHub#64
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GitHub drops the emoji when it builds a heading's anchor, so a TOC entry pointing at #🛠️-release-configuration landed nowhere. Two headings also carried a variation selector (U+FE0F), which GitHub keeps while dropping the emoji, leaving an invisible character in the anchor that no hand-written link could match. The table of contents is regenerated with the same slugger GitHub uses, and the variation selectors are removed from the two headings, which still render the same. The KiCad section's new "Reloading on changes" entry is included.
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GitHub drops the emoji when it builds a heading's anchor, so a TOC entry pointing at #🛠️-release-configuration landed nowhere. Two headings also carried a variation selector (U+FE0F), which GitHub keeps while dropping the emoji, leaving an invisible character in the anchor that no hand-written link could match.
The table of contents is regenerated with the same slugger GitHub uses, and the variation selectors are removed from the two headings, which still render the same. The KiCad section's new "Reloading on changes" entry is included.