fix(docs): replace the broken star-history chart embed - #139
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The star-history chart in the README has been a broken image since the end of June, when GitHub removed the stargazer endpoints and api.star-history.com stopped rendering.
This swaps the hostname to afterglow.watch in all three README copies, and points the link around the chart at afterglow.watch too, since the old anchor leads to the dead chart page. The chart URLs answer the same shape as before, drawn from daily snapshots of the public star count. I've been tracking LinuxMirrors since July 31, so the chart already carries history and fills in further every day.
Disclosure: I run afterglow.watch. It's free and there's no token, and I'm fixing these dead embeds where I find them. If you'd rather just delete the dead embed instead, that's a perfectly good fix too and I'm happy to close this pull request. You can also opt out of my tracking on the website.