Reformat two multi-link Basecamp entries into the README's standard form - #257
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Two Basecamp lines used `[Basecamp](url-a), [see also](url-b). Description.` which doesn't match the rest of the file's `[Company](URL). Description.` convention and breaks tools that consume the list (e.g. parsers that expect one canonical URL per entry). Reformat both entries to keep the postmortem URL as the primary link and reference the companion article inline in the description, matching the existing pattern used by entries like Knight Capital, Mozilla, Cloudflare, Allegro, and ESA. No URLs are dropped; all four still resolve. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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[Basecamp]lines use[Basecamp](url-a), [see also](url-b). Description., which doesn't match the rest of the file's[Company](URL). Description.form and trips up tools that parse the list expecting one canonical URL per entry.Reformat both so the postmortem URL is the primary link and the companion article is referenced inline in the description, matching the pattern already used by Knight Capital, Mozilla, Cloudflare, Allegro, and ESA. No URLs dropped; all four still return 200.