docs: improve README wording#12075
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I'm not 100% agreeing this is an improvement, and changes the meaning of that sentence. It's the project that is often open source, not the website, although both generally are |
Pre-flight checklist
Motivation
Improve the wording in the README introduction section by removing repetitive phrasing ("project project websites"), making the sentence read more naturally and clearly.
Test Plan
Test links
README.md
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