docs: fix broken Markdown link (issue #9123)#9151
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Resolves #9123 .
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http://www.modulecounts.com/inFAQ.mdby replacing it withhttps://libraries.io/npm.The modulecounts.com website is permanently down with no archived content available on the Wayback Machine. Libraries.io serves the same purpose by tracking open source package statistics across multiple package managers. It shows that npm has 5.32M packages, effectively demonstrating the size and reach of the JavaScript ecosystem, which was the original intent of the modulecounts.com reference.
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