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docs: point build badge to GitHub Actions - #286
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Summary
The README still displays CircleCI even though #280 removed the CircleCI configuration and moved the build to GitHub Actions. Its build-details link also points to
https://circleci/gh/...(the hostname does not resolve).Point both the badge and its link to the existing, active Docker CI workflow. This changes documentation only, not the workflow or its reported result.
Validation
.github/workflows/docker-action.ymlis the active Docker CI workflow.git diff --checkpasses.No full Coq build was run for this one-line Markdown change.