Fix broken Wiki link

oh who am I kidding no one reads the fucking documentation anymore these days

SamcoEnhanced/README.md

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 ### Serial Handoff (Mame Hooker) Mode
 The gun will automatically hand off control to an instance of Mame Hooker that's connected once a start code has been detected! If available, the onboard LED and any *non-static* external NeoPixels will change to a mid-intensity white to signal serial handoff mode (unless any LED events trigger it to change, which will follow those thereafter).
 
-If you aren't already familiar with Mame Hooker, **you'll need compatible inis for each game you play** and **the gun's COM port should be set to match the player number** (COM1 for P1, COM2 for P2, etc.)! COM port assignment can be done in Windows via the Device Manager, or Linux via settings in the Wine registry of the prefix your game/Mame Hooker is started in. [Consult the wiki page on MAMEHOOKER for more information!](https://github.com/SeongGino/ir-light-gun-plus/wiki/MAMEHOOKER-for-Light-Guns-%E2%80%90-The-Secret-Files#mamehooker-setup-guide) For Linux users wanting to use their gun with native emulators' force feedback (currently MAME, Flycast, or their RetroArch ports), consider trying [QMamehook](https://github.com/SeongGino/QMamehook).
+If you aren't already familiar with Mame Hooker, **you'll need compatible inis for each game you play** and **the gun's COM port should be set to match the player number** (COM1 for P1, COM2 for P2, etc.)! COM port assignment can be done in Windows via the Device Manager, or Linux via settings in the Wine registry of the prefix your game/Mame Hooker is started in. [Consult the wiki page on MAMEHOOKER for more information!](https://github.com/TeamOpenFIRE/OpenFIRE-Firmware/wiki/MAMEHOOKER-Documentation) For Linux users wanting to use their gun with native emulators' force feedback (currently MAME, Flycast, or their RetroArch ports), consider trying [QMamehook](https://github.com/SeongGino/QMamehook).
 
 > [!WARNING]
 > Serial Handoff mode will cause INSTABILITY if OpenFIRE is built using an Arduino core without a patched TinyUSB - as of writing, upstream has a fatal bug where a large amount of serial data causes the board to unpredictably lock up, requiring physically unplugging from the PC. This has been fixed using a forked RP2040 core and is used in official binaries, but be mindful of this if you're deploying customized builds. For more information, see https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino/issues/293