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Point the README at Discussions - #3
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Discussions are on, and nothing pointed at them. The split is the useful part: an issue is closed and its reasoning stops being findable, which is the wrong end for 'why does this level grade it that way'.
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Discussions are enabled on the repository and nothing links to them, so nobody will find them.
Adds a short Questions section between Documentation and Sponsorship, splitting the two destinations by what happens to the reasoning afterwards: an issue is closed and stops being findable, an answered discussion stays searchable. Defects and non-reproducing numbers keep going to issues.
README only.
tests/test_docs_links.pypasses — both new links are external URLs, which the checker skips by design.