Update README

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• Documentation
  • Updated usage examples and repository URLs in the README to reference the new GitHub Action and example repository locations.

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• Update README #31 👈 (View in Graphite)
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The README.md file was updated to replace all references to the GitHub Action and example repository URLs, changing them from "ultralightlabs" to "stingerlabs". No other modifications were made, and there were no changes to code logic or public interfaces.

Changes

File(s)	Summary of Changes
README.md	Updated GitHub Action usage and example repository URLs from "ultralightlabs" to "stingerlabs".

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A hop, a skip, a simple swap,
URLs refreshed with a bunny hop!
From ultralight to stinger’s den,
README shines anew again.
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README.md (1)

12-12: Pin the Action to a commit SHA for supply-chain safety

Using a floating tag (@v1) allows the referenced code to change without notice.
For stronger immutability and to mitigate the “version-pinning” security risk, pin to the commit SHA published for the v1 release.

-  uses: stingerlabs/ultralight-github-action@v1
+  # Pinned to the commit behind v1 (replace with the actual SHA)
+  uses: stingerlabs/ultralight-github-action@<commit-sha>

Same applies to the second usage example below.

Also applies to: 96-96

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README.md (1)

55-56: Double-check the new example repo URL

All doc links were updated from ultralightlabs/test-project to stingerlabs/ultralight-test-project.
Before merging, please verify that the new repository actually exists and is public; otherwise readers will hit 404s.

If the repo name is still test-project, adjust accordingly:

- https://github.com/stingerlabs/ultralight-test-project/
+ https://github.com/stingerlabs/test-project/

Consider running a quick link checker across the README to ensure no stale URLs remain.

Also applies to: 63-64, 71-72, 111-112, 117-118, 124-126, 131-132, 139-140