fix: advanced example links

Author: Farenheith

libs/js-tuple/README.md

@@ -213,8 +213,8 @@ function createKey<T extends readonly unknown[]>(elements: T): Readonly<T> {
 
 For complex scenarios—such as custom traversal orders, subtree iteration, or post-order cleanup—js-tuple provides highly flexible traversal APIs for both `NestedMap` and `NestedSet`. You can choose between depth-first and breadth-first traversal, and between pre-order and post-order yielding, to match your algorithm's needs.
 
-- **NestedMap:** See [Advanced NestedMap.entries](./docs/nestedmap-entries-advanced.md) for details on traversal modes, yield order, edge cases, and performance considerations.
-- **NestedSet:** See [Advanced NestedSet](./docs/nestedset-advanced.md) for set-specific traversal, subtree operations, and advanced patterns.
+- **NestedMap:** See [Advanced NestedMap.entries](https://github.com/codibre/js-utils/blob/main/libs/js-tuple/docs/nestedmap-entries-advanced.md) for details on traversal modes, yield order, edge cases, and performance considerations.
+- **NestedSet:** See [Advanced NestedSet](https://github.com/codibre/js-utils/blob/main/libs/js-tuple/docs/nestedset-advanced.md) for set-specific traversal, subtree operations, and advanced patterns.
 
 These guides cover:
 - How to use `basePath` for partial/subtree traversal