README.md: remove link to old web

HACKERALERT · web-flow · commit 2f54393342e9 · 2025-04-12T20:02:56.000-04:00
It doesn't have as many safeguards such as max file size which can cause unreliable situations.
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-Note: this repository hosts the web interface for Picocrypt in a server-like style for optimal performance and size, so there are multiple files to be loaded by the browser (you can't save an offline copy into a single file). If you're looking for a single page downloadable web interface, the older https://github.com/Picocrypt/Web contains the code and instructions for that (but use this repository whenever possible as it contains more safeguards). You can clone this repository and serve it as a static site yourself by uploading the files to your own GitHub Pages, etc. or locally with something as simple as:
+Note: this repository hosts the web interface for Picocrypt in a server-like style for optimal performance and size, so there are multiple files to be loaded by the browser (you can't save an offline copy into a single file). You can clone this repository and serve it as a static site yourself by uploading the files to your own GitHub Pages, etc. or locally with something as simple as:
 ```
 python -m http.server
 ```

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`1`		-Note: this repository hosts the web interface for Picocrypt in a server-like style for optimal performance and size, so there are multiple files to be loaded by the browser (you can't save an offline copy into a single file). If you're looking for a single page downloadable web interface, the older https://github.com/Picocrypt/Web contains the code and instructions for that (but use this repository whenever possible as it contains more safeguards). You can clone this repository and serve it as a static site yourself by uploading the files to your own GitHub Pages, etc. or locally with something as simple as:
	`1`	`+Note: this repository hosts the web interface for Picocrypt in a server-like style for optimal performance and size, so there are multiple files to be loaded by the browser (you can't save an offline copy into a single file). You can clone this repository and serve it as a static site yourself by uploading the files to your own GitHub Pages, etc. or locally with something as simple as:`
`2`	`2`	```
`3`	`3`	`python -m http.server`
`4`	`4`	```