Link examples in README.md

Author: swa-ds

README.md

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 ## Support for the following diagrams
-1. Use Cases (see examples/usecase.puml): diagram to support documentation of PEOPLE and PROCESS.
-2. Activity (see examples/activity_model.puml): diagram to illustrate activities in a PROCESS. It can be used as an alternative to BPMN diagrams.  
-3. System model (see examples/systemmodel.puml): diagram for a functional SYSTEM view. Represents the first two layers of a C4 model (System context and Containers)
-4. Data model (see examples/datamodel.puml): illustrates a DATA model with or without system specific data types. Main purpose of this model is to have a ubiquitous language for software product deveopment to avoid misunderstandings between users and developers.
-5. Class model (see examples/class_model.puml): The class model forms the core of the module design. The classes can be used to represent both level 3 and level 4 in the C4 model. The methods of the classes are the basis of the messages in the sequence model.
-6. Sequence model (see examples/systemmodel.puml): The seqence model shows the interactions of the modules from the class model.
-7. Mind maps (see examples/mindmap.puml): The mind map visualizes ideas and concepts in a tree-like structure.
+1. Use Cases (see [examples/usecase.puml](examples/usecase.puml)): diagram to support documentation of PEOPLE and PROCESS.
+2. Activity (see [examples/activity_model.puml](examples/activity_model.puml)): diagram to illustrate activities in a PROCESS. It can be used as an alternative to BPMN diagrams.  
+3. System model (see [examples/systemmodel.puml](examples/systemmodel.puml)): diagram for a functional SYSTEM view. Represents the first two layers of a C4 model (System context and Containers)
+4. Data model (see [examples/datamodel.puml](examples/datamodel.puml)): illustrates a DATA model with or without system specific data types. Main purpose of this model is to have a ubiquitous language for software product deveopment to avoid misunderstandings between users and developers.
+5. Class model (see [examples/class_model.puml](/examples/class_model.puml)): The class model forms the core of the module design. The classes can be used to represent both level 3 and level 4 in the C4 model. The methods of the classes are the basis of the messages in the sequence model.
+6. Sequence model (see [examples/systemmodel.puml](examples/systemmodel.puml) ): The seqence model shows the interactions of the modules from the class model.
+7. Mind maps (see [examples/mindmap.puml](examples/mindmap.puml)): The mind map visualizes ideas and concepts in a tree-like structure.