I have started to write links like this as a caution against this: https://github.com/lyft/cartography#. For most sites, the trailing point at the end then doesn't make a difference. Doesn't look clean but works well.

For github links specifically, tacking #readme on the end is actually a much better user experience since it jumps right to the "what is this repo" section, if it has one. I do recognize, however, in _this_ context it puts one back in a mildly bad place since "#readme." will not do exactly what is intended, but it will still take one to the repo in question

Thanks for catching that broken link toward the end of the article, I think I fixed it. Medium's formatting is weird.

The two links to it at the top of the article don't have this problem.