Update README.md

Link to new server API

Author: LeftofZen

ObjectService/README.md

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 - `sudo journalctl -u objectservice.service`
 
 ## API
-
-### GET
-- `/objects/list`
-  - Description: Returns a list of all objects indexed/available to view/download from the repository. Primary purpose is for all consumers to do object discovery.
-  - Example: `https://openloco.leftofzen.dev/objects/list`
-- `/objects/getdat?{objectName}&{checksum}&{returnObjBytes}`
-  - Description: Returns a specific object keyed off its object name and checksum. Primary purpose is for the Object Editor to retrieve objects and metadata.
-  - Parameters:
-      - `objectName`: the name of the object as per it's S5Header::Name property.
-      - `checksum`: the checksum of the file as per its S5Header::Checksum property.
-     - `returnObjBytes`: an optional parameter. `true` is you want the original byte[] for the object to be included, `false` if not.
-  - Example: `https://openloco.leftofzen.dev/objects/getdat?objectName=M6SBO&checksum=2032077333&returnObjBytes=false`
-- `/objects/getobject?{uniqueObjectId}&{returnObjBytes}`
-  - Description: Returns a specific object keyed off its unique ID in the repository.  Primary purpose is for the Object Editor to retrieve objects and metadata.
-  - Parameters:
-      - `uniqueObjectId`: the unique ID of an object in the repository.
-     - `returnObjBytes`: an optional parameter. `true` is you want the original byte[] for the object to be included, `false` if not.
-  - Example: `https://openloco.leftofzen.dev/objects/getobject?uniqueObjectId=1024&returnObjBytes=false`
-- `/objects/getdatfile?{objectName}&{checksum}`
-  - Description: Returns a dat file keyed off its object name and checksum. Primary purpose is for OpenLoco to download specific objects.
-  - Parameters:
-      - `objectName`: the name of the object as per it's S5Header::Name property.
-      - `checksum`: the checksum of the file as per its S5Header::Checksum property.
-  - Example: `https://openloco.leftofzen.dev/objects/getdatfile?objectName=M6SBO&checksum=2032077333`
-- `/objects/getobjectfile?{uniqueObjectId}`
-  - Description: Returns a dat file keyed off its unique ID in the repository. Primary purpose is for OpenLoco to download specific objects.
-  - Parameters:
-      - `uniqueObjectId`: the unique ID of an object in the repository.
-  - Example: `https://openloco.leftofzen.dev/objects/getobjectfile?uniqueObjectId=1024`
-
-### POST
-- `/objects/uploaddat`
-  - Uploads a given dat file to the object repository.
-  - Content type: `application/json`
-  - Parameters:
-    -  `datBytesAsBase64`: a string that is the base64 encoding of the raw bytes of the dat file
-    - `creationDate`: a `DateTimeOffset` representing the creation date of the dat file. If using the Object Editor, it will use [`File.GetLastWriteTimeUtc()`](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.io.file.getlastwritetimeutc?view=net-8.0), which on Windows is the "Modified" time for a file. For historical dat files, this is the only way to get a creation date and it may be incorrect or inaccurate.
-  - Example request body:
-    ```
-    {
-      "datBytesAsBase64": "c29tZSBraW5kIG9mIGVhc3RlciBlZ2c=",
-      "creationDate": "2024-08-29T08:52:17.372Z"
-    }
-    ```
+- See https://openloco.leftofzen.dev/api/
+- To check status of the service, query https://openloco.leftofzen.dev/health/
 
 ## Technical Details
 
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 ### Web Server
 - The API is rate-limited to a burst limit of [20 requests per second](https://github.com/OpenLoco/ObjectEditor/blob/master/ObjectService/ObjectServiceRateLimitOptions.cs) with 10 tokens replenished every second. This is a global limit, regardless of client. This will be [changed in the future](https://github.com/OpenLoco/ObjectEditor/issues/76).
 - The server runs on a spare PC I have converted into a Linux (Ubuntu) server. It runs the Object Service as a daemon under systemctl and has an auto-restart configured in case it crashes.
-- The domain is registered with Cloudflare. I have a `cloudflared` daemon running on the server that connects Cloudflare's servers and DNS lookup/routing to the server. This tunnel/daemon/Cloudflare hosting setup also acts as a reverse-proxy meaning I don't need to worry about load-balancing or exposing my public IP address to anyone.
+- The domain is registered with Cloudflare. I have a `cloudflared` daemon running on the server that connects Cloudflare's servers and DNS lookup/routing to the server. This tunnel/daemon/Cloudflare hosting setup also acts as a reverse-proxy meaning I don't need to worry about load-balancing or exposing my public IP address to anyone.