fix: repair the broken star history chart - #48
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The current star history chart is broken because the GitHub stargazer API now restricts anonymous requests, so the SVG fails to render. Migrate the chart endpoint to star-history.dera.page, a token-free mirror that serves the chart reliably.
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The star history chart on the README is currently broken and fails to render due to restrictions on the original GitHub stargazer API. This PR moves the chart to a working alternative endpoint so it displays correctly again, with no token or configuration required.
No badge references were touched, and no functional behavior changes otherwise.