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Sketchy Hyperlink in the Bundling Windows Applications Wiki

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Hi,
Sorry, I'm not sure how to submit a PR for wikis on github, so I'm creating an issue instead.
I noticed a weird hyperlink in the Bindling-Windows-applications.md in the wiki.
Here is the diff for a fix:
```
diff --git a/Bundling-Windows-applications.md b/Bundling-Windows-applications.md
index f3cbe29..5cc6ead 100644
--- a/Bundling-Windows-applications.md
+++ b/Bundling-Windows-applications.md
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ User story: _"I as the user want to download an AppImage that lets me run a Wind

## 1. Create a version of WINE that runs from within an AppImage

-For 64-bit WINE on 64-bit Linux this is relatively straightforward. Here is an example, made by a third party, without our help: [http://www.wildmediaserver.com/download.php](https://tracker.iplocation.net/holl) (not developed by us) offers Linux versions which are basically Windows versions that bundle a minimal WINE subset.
+For 64-bit WINE on 64-bit Linux this is relatively straightforward. Here is an example, made by a third party, without our help: [http://www.wildmediaserver.com/download.php](http://www.wildmediaserver.com/download.php) (not developed by us) offers Linux versions which are basically Windows versions that bundle a minimal WINE subset.

But this approach will only be able to run 64-bit Windows executables, which are not always available, especially for legacy software that is often the reason for using WINE. Hence we will focus on 2.
```

I'm attaching a .patch file for this change

[0001-Removed-iplocator-hyperlink-from-Bundling-Windows-ap.patch](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/20861793/0001-Removed-iplocator-hyperlink-from-Bundling-Windows-ap.patch)

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