inline link to CoC

[tobyhodges]

When I asked @sstevens2 to de-duplicate the link references in #291, I forgot that this Markdown file needs to be self-contained so that people can find the Code of Conduct from the repository. This PR re-adds the link to the CoC page as an inline link in the file.

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⏱️ Updated at 2023-10-04 14:36:16 +0000

[anenadic]

All good now - think we all should be aware of this, which files need to be self-contained and which ones can rely on the links.md to be added by the Workbench magic.