docs: fix broken star history chart in README - #1133
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The Star History chart in the README and README_zh.md no longer renders because the upstream service stopped working after GitHub's stargazer API restriction. Point the chart images and wrapping links at the maintained alternative so the graph shows up again on both light and dark themes.
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Thanks for the contribution. We tested the proposed URL, but star-history.dera.page currently returns 404 Repo not found in dataset for OpenBMB/MiniCPM-o, so this change would leave the chart broken. The new service also introduces an external dependency that we have not evaluated. We are therefore closing this PR for now. |
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The Star History chart embedded in README.md and README_zh.md currently fails to render. The previous provider broke after GitHub restricted its stargazer API, and the chart went blank. This change updates the chart endpoint and its wrapping links to the maintained alternative, which uses a different data source and does not require an API token, so the graph is visible again for all visitors.