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docs: fix broken README report links and unify malware report headings#943

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Description

Fixes the broken View links in the README malware family table, and unifies the per-family section headings in the analysis report.

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  • README.md: update all 19 family View links from quark_rules.html#... to malware_report.html#... (the page that actually hosts the report content).
  • docs/source/malware_report.rst: standardize the last four family headings to the New Quark Rules For <Family> format (BRATA, Cerberus, SuperCardX, NGate), and fix casing for Anubis, GodFather, TangleBot. This makes the section anchors consistent so the README links resolve correctly.

Closes #940
Closes #941

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 78.89%. Comparing base (1df1d49) to head (849d9bd).

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pulorsok commented Jul 1, 2026

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Closing this for now: the section-heading naming convention is still under discussion. A new PR will follow once the format is finalized.

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