docs: point README to lab GitHub Pages#1
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Update the two documentation links in the README so they point to the lab's GitHub Pages instead of the personal one.
Pages settings on this repo were also switched from legacy (Jekyll auto-render of README) to
build_type=workflowso the existing.github/workflows/docs.ymlcan deploy the real MkDocs site.Once merged,
docs.ymltriggers on the README change (it is in the workflow'spaths:filter), builds the MkDocs site, and publishes to https://thesoftwaredesignlab.github.io/KMP-IMPACT/.