Update Minecraft Wiki link to new domain

wiidotmom · wiidotmom · commit bb6376163f05 · 2023-09-26T19:28:04.000-07:00
diff --git a/docs/plasmid/getting-started.md b/docs/plasmid/getting-started.md
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ This may look like:
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-`name` and `description` can also reference translation keys due to being [JSON Text Components](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Raw_JSON_text_format). For example, this may instead be: `"name": {"translation": "game.plasmid_example.hello_world_example"}`.
+`name` and `description` can also reference translation keys due to being [JSON Text Components](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Raw_JSON_text_format). For example, this may instead be: `"name": {"translation": "game.plasmid_example.hello_world_example"}`.
 
 #### A note on translations
 Translations are a bit non-standard in Plasmid due to it being entirely server-side! Usually translations are stored with the game client, and the server simply sends over _translation keys_ which are then turned into relevant readable text on the client-side. Here, however, we need to instead handle translations by changing the packets that get sent to players such that they are correctly translated _before_ the client even receives it. This is a lot of work! Luckily, this is handled by [Server Translations](https://github.com/arthurbambou/Server-Translations), and we do not need to worry about it!

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`125`	`125`	`}`
`126`	`126`	```
`127`	`127`
`128`		-`name` and `description` can also reference translation keys due to being [JSON Text Components](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Raw_JSON_text_format). For example, this may instead be: `"name": {"translation": "game.plasmid_example.hello_world_example"}`.
	`128`	+`name` and `description` can also reference translation keys due to being [JSON Text Components](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Raw_JSON_text_format). For example, this may instead be: `"name": {"translation": "game.plasmid_example.hello_world_example"}`.
`129`	`129`
`130`	`130`	`#### A note on translations`
`131`	`131`	Translations are a bit non-standard in Plasmid due to it being entirely server-side! Usually translations are stored with the game client, and the server simply sends over _translation keys_ which are then turned into relevant readable text on the client-side. Here, however, we need to instead handle translations by changing the packets that get sent to players such that they are correctly translated _before_ the client even receives it. This is a lot of work! Luckily, this is handled by [Server Translations](https://github.com/arthurbambou/Server-Translations), and we do not need to worry about it!