fix: remove redundant path prefix in use-case-examples README links#691
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fix: remove redundant path prefix in use-case-examples README links#691madhununna wants to merge 1 commit intoaws-samples:mainfrom
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All links had a spurious 'use-case-examples/' prefix causing them to resolve to non-existent paths. Removed the prefix so links correctly point to subdirectories relative to the README location. Fixes aws-samples#609
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Issue #, if available:609
Description of changes:All links had a spurious 'use-case-examples/' prefix causing them to resolve to non-existent paths. Removed the prefix so links correctly point to subdirectories relative to the README location.
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