updated readme to the MD format for Codeberg (to codeberg: pls introduce .gmi rendering as well)

README.md

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 # BFG: a multiprotocol "small web" browser in Tcl/Tk
 
 BFG (stands for Back/Forward/Go) is a:
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 * free (absolutely), 
 * open-source, 
 * cross-platform, 
 * single-script, 
 * self-contained
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 GUI client for a number of "small web" protocols like Gopher, Finger, Nex, Spartan and Gemini.
 
 BFG is written in under 1000 SLOC of Tcl 8.6 and depends upon Tcllib, Tk (obviously) and TclTLS.
@@ -153,22 +155,20 @@ In fact, the browser name itself contains the first three keybindings to start u
 The main idea of BFG is to be as portable as possible, so no, binaries will not be distributed here.
 However, you always can do it yourself. Here's how.
 
-1. Obtain the tclkits for your host and target platforms, e.g. build them here:
-=> https://kitcreator.rkeene.org/kitcreator
+1. Obtain the tclkits for your host and target platforms, e.g. build them [here](https://kitcreator.rkeene.org/kitcreator).
 Make sure you're building the target tclkit with Metakit, Tcllib, Tk and TLS packages enabled. 
 Optionally you can select "TLS: Statically link to LibSSL" and/or "TLS: Build LibreSSL for this platform".
 If the host and target platform are the same, you still need two kit binaries (just make a copy).
 
-2. Download sdx.kit from somewhere, e.g. from here:
-=> https://codeberg.org/luxferre/StreamGoose/raw/branch/main/tcldep/sdx.kit
+2. Download sdx.kit from somewhere, e.g. from [here](https://codeberg.org/luxferre/StreamGoose/raw/branch/main/tcldep/sdx.kit)
 
 3. Put the two binaries and sdx.kit into the same directory as bfg.tcl, then run from this directory:
 ```
 [/path/to/host/tclkit] sdx.kit qwrap bfg.tcl -runtime [/path/to/target/tclkit] 
 ```
-A file just named "bfg" should appear, this is your executable.
+A file just named `bfg` should appear, this is your executable.
 
-4. If building for Windows, rename "bfg" to "bfg.exe".
+4. If building for Windows, rename `bfg` to `bfg.exe`.
 
 ### I want this feature X to be implemented! Can you do this?