Wikilinkfix (#104)

* Update HydraMenu.md

* Update Playing-Sound.md

* Update userinput.md

* Update README.md

README.md

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-# Cardputer-MicroHydra
+# MicroHydra
 MicroHydra is a simple MicroPython based app launcher with some OS-like features.
 
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wiki/HydraMenu.md

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-[HydraMenu.py](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/wikiimprovements/src/lib/hydra/menu.py) is a module contributed by [Gabriel-F-Sousa](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/commits?author=Gabriel-F-Sousa), which is designed to make it easy to create menu screens for MicroHydra apps.
+[HydraMenu.py](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/main/src/lib/hydra/menu.py) is a module contributed by [Gabriel-F-Sousa](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/commits?author=Gabriel-F-Sousa), which is designed to make it easy to create menu screens for MicroHydra apps.
 
-HydraMenu is being utilized heavily by the (newly refurbished) inbuilt [settings app](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/wikiimprovements/src/launcher/settings.py). Please take a look at that file for some practical examples of what can be done with the module. 
+HydraMenu is being utilized heavily by the (newly refurbished) inbuilt [settings app](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/main/src/launcher/settings.py). Please take a look at that file for some practical examples of what can be done with the module. 
 
 Here's a simplified example, for your reference:
 ``` Python

wiki/Playing-Sound.md

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 ### lib.audio.Audio
-MicroHydra's [audio](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/tree/wikiimprovements/src/lib/audio) module subclasses the apropriate audio module for the current device (Currently this is only `i2ssound`, but may be expanded in the future), and initializes it with the apropriate values for the device.
+MicroHydra's [audio](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/tree/main/src/lib/audio) module subclasses the apropriate audio module for the current device (Currently this is only `i2ssound`, but may be expanded in the future), and initializes it with the apropriate values for the device.
 
 Note:  
 > *`i2ssound` was previously named `M5Sound`, and was contributed by [Lana-chan](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/commits?author=Lana-chan), for playing high-quality sound on the Cardputer.  
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 ### beeper
-[beeper.py](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/wikiimprovements/src/lib/hydra/beeper.py) is a module for playing simple UI beeps.
+[beeper.py](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/main/src/lib/hydra/beeper.py) is a module for playing simple UI beeps.
 
 This module is very imperfect. It is somewhat limited in its use, however, it *is* simple to use.  
 > In previous versions, this module used its own, blocking, implementation for sending audio to the speaker. However, the current version is just a wrapper for the `Audio` class above. The audio is now much higher quality and more consistent, however there is a noticable delay in it. I would like to fix this in the future, but I'm not sure how to do that. 

wiki/userinput.md

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 ### lib.userinput.UserInput
 
-[userinput](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/wikiimprovements/src/lib/userinput/userinput.py) provides a all of a devices physical inputs in one place.
+[userinput](https://github.com/echo-lalia/Cardputer-MicroHydra/blob/main/src/lib/userinput/userinput.py) provides a all of a devices physical inputs in one place.
 
 At its core, the module is based on the device-specific `_keys` module, which provides logic for reading the keypresses and converting them into readable strings. The `UserInput` class subclasses the `_keys.Keys` class, and inherits those device-specific features.  
 `UserInput` can also provide other kinds of input, such as providing touch data from a device with a touchscreen. These extra features, of course, are based on the specific device being used.