Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/kel-z/HSR-Scanner

README.md

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 - For character traces, `ability_#` and `stat_#` are ordered by earliest availability (i.e. `stat_1` can be unlocked at Ascension 0, but `stat_2` requires Ascension 2).
     - In the case of ties, namely two stat bonuses *X* and *Y* that both unlock at the same Ascension level, the one that visually connects to the highest `stat_#` on the in-game character traces page comes first. For example, if a stat bonus *X* connects to `stat_2` and stat bonus *Y* connects to `stat_1`, then *X* would be `stat_3` and *Y* would be `stat_4`.
         - If *X* and *Y* both connect to the same `stat_#` (only found in Erudition), then visually assign from top to bottom.
-- The exact string values can be found in [game_data.py](src/utils/game_data.py).
+- The exact string values used can be found [here](src/utils/game_data_helpers.py).
 
 Current output sample: 
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 Check [sample_output.json](sample_output.json) for a full-sized, unfiltered example.
 
 ## Dev notes
-- This app relies on reading text from images captured during the scan process, as opposed to reading directly from memory. As a result, OCR is prone to errors, especially given the variability of relic sub-stats and lack of a model optimized for Star Rail. It also doesn't help that the inventory screen is translucent, as mentioned in step two of [instructions](#instructions). This issue can be alleviated via error-checking in future releases once every possible sub-stat value is known and can be checked against.
+- This app relies on reading text from images captured during the scan process, as opposed to reading directly from memory. As a result, OCR is prone to errors, especially given the variability of relic sub-stats and lack of a model optimized for Star Rail. It also doesn't help that the inventory screen is translucent, as mentioned in step two of [instructions](#instructions). This issue can be alleviated via error-checking in future releases once every possible sub-stat value is known and can be checked against.