docs: fixed link to QSOS

[DerekRoberts]

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the documentation link in the README to point to the correct QuickStart repository.

• Fixed the QuickStart link URL from quickstart-openshift-backends to quickstart-openshift

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README.md:10

• [nitpick] This line was previously a list item. Consider restoring a markdown list marker (e.g., "- ") or adjusting indentation to maintain consistent list formatting in the README.

These are pluggable backends intended for use with the [QuickStart for Openshift](https://github.com/bcgov/quickstart-openshift), which defaults to JavaScript/TypeScripts.  They follow the same patterns and can be copied over.

README.md:10

• The term "Openshift" here has an inconsistent casing compared to the section header and official branding "OpenShift"; consider updating to "OpenShift" for consistency.

These are pluggable backends intended for use with the [QuickStart for Openshift](https://github.com/bcgov/quickstart-openshift), which defaults to JavaScript/TypeScripts.  They follow the same patterns and can be copied over.