Fix: docs hyperlinks for help wanted issues in README file at org level

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This PR fixes #54

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This pull request addresses and resolves an issue where 'help wanted' links in the profile/README.md were either incorrectly formatted or too broad. The changes update these links to accurately point to repository-specific 'help wanted' issues and refine a general query for such issues across multiple organizations. This ensures that users can easily find relevant contribution opportunities and improves the overall accuracy of the documentation.

Highlights

• Documentation Hyperlink Fixes: Corrected several 'help wanted' issue hyperlinks within the profile/README.md file to ensure they accurately point to specific repositories' issue pages.
• Query Syntax Update: Updated the query syntax for a general 'help wanted' issues link across multiple Meshery organizations, changing org: to has:org for improved accuracy.
• Improved Alt Text: Enhanced the alt text descriptions for the 'help wanted' issue links to provide more specific context, indicating which repository's issues are being displayed.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to fix hyperlinks for 'help wanted' issues in the profile README. Most of the changes are correct and improve the links by scoping them to the relevant repository, which is a good fix. However, one of the link updates introduces an incorrect search query syntax, which breaks the link. I've provided a specific comment with a suggestion to fix it. Otherwise, the changes look good.