fix(kilo-docs): use stable DeepSeek links - #11017
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Code Review SummaryStatus: No Issues Found | Recommendation: Merge The change is clean and purposeful. Replacing the DeepSeek platform root URL (which returns HTTP 202) with the stable API documentation URL ( Files Reviewed (1 file)
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DeepSeek's platform root returns HTTP 202 to the documentation link checker, causing the Check Links workflow to fail even though the site remains available.
Use the stable API documentation as the provider website and send setup readers directly to the API keys page. This fixes the specific failing URL without broadening accepted status codes for every documentation link, as proposed in #11016.