docs: use Org-mode link syntax for video link in README.org#18
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Fixes #17.
The video link in
README.orgwas written with Markdown link syntax ([text](url)) in a.orgfile, so GitHub's org-ruby renderer displayed it as literal text rather than a clickable link. The surrounding blog-post and source-file links already use correct Org syntax ([[url][text]]).