Use GFM alerts instead of blockquotes in README#99
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This PR updates the README.md to use GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) alerts instead of plain blockquotes for note callouts, providing a more visually distinct presentation on GitHub. The change converts two existing note-style blockquotes to the modern > [!NOTE] syntax.
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- Convert first note about MkDocs 1.6+ anchor validation to GFM alert format
- Convert second note about plugins configuration to GFM alert format
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Just a minor visual enhancement thanks to GFM alerts.