Fix some broken links in docs #83529
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Mostly from whenever things were moved from COMPILING/ to c++/, but a few other random ones.
It seems that `placeholder.com` no longer exists, but I found `placehold.co` which seems to do about the same thing. Using `?text=+` didn't seem to work, so I used `@` instead.
There may be a few heading links that are still broken, but this should be most of them.
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Purpose of change
Started out fixing a couple of broken links under
/doc/c++that I ran into while trying to set up a build environment, then I found a nifty tool to automatically check for broken Markdown links and got ambitious.Describe the solution
Fixes pretty much all the broken links I found. There are probably still some broken heading links since I didn't check all of those, and there was at least one reference to a no-longer-existing data file that I wasn't sure of an appropriate replacement for.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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Testing
Tested all the links in my local copy as I was editing them, and also checked some of them again on GitHub after pushing to my fork.
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