docs: fix dead browser build download links - #2762
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sinonjs.org/releases/ and its #npm-cdns anchor both 404 since the site was rebuilt; the docs source has no releases page. The pkg/ browser bundle still ships, so link it on jsDelivr and unpkg instead.
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The Installation section links to
https://sinonjs.org/releases/andhttps://sinonjs.org/releases#npm-cdns. Both return 404 — the VitePress rebuild of sinonjs.org dropped the releases section, and there is no releases page indocs/either, so there is nothing to point the old URLs at.The
pkg/browser bundle is still published (it's listed inpackage.jsonfiles), so this points readers at it directly on the two CDNs that serve it:I left the
nisechangelog link inCHANGES.mdalone even though it also 404s, since that file is a historical record of past releases rather than live documentation.