Fix link to commit activity in readme #266
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Just spotted this on the new docs site. The "Maintained? yes" badge links to a different GitHub repository. This PR updates the link to point to this repository instead.
Since this is my first time here, just wanted to say thank you for your work on this library. I've been using it extensively over the past few months in conjunction with custom code generation for cross-language state synchronization and IPC, and have been blown away by the developer experience. reflect-cpp is an effective and highly usable library, and is by far the best solution I've seen for my use cases.