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Fix link and typo in mwifi README #149

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## Without router

When there is no router in the case, we can only choose the fixed root node mode. Refer to [No Routing Sample Program] (./no_router)
When there is no router in the case, we can only choose the fixed root node mode. Refer to [No Routing Sample Program](./no_router)

##With router
## With router

When there are routers in the case, we can choose either of the two modes for networking. In the example we use the automatically selected root node. The automatical selection of the root node involves the election process between all idle nodes based on their signal strength with the router, so only in the presence of a router, each idle node will send its MAC address and router RSSI through the Wi-Fi beacon frame. The MAC address is used to uniquely identify each node in the network, and the router RSSI is used to indicate the signal strength of the node reference router. See [routed TCP communication sample program] (./router), [routed MQTT communication sample program] (./mqtt_example)
When there are routers in the case, we can choose either of the two modes for networking. In the example we use the automatically selected root node. The automatical selection of the root node involves the election process between all idle nodes based on their signal strength with the router, so only in the presence of a router, each idle node will send its MAC address and router RSSI through the Wi-Fi beacon frame. The MAC address is used to uniquely identify each node in the network, and the router RSSI is used to indicate the signal strength of the node reference router. See [routed TCP communication sample program](./router), [routed MQTT communication sample program](./mqtt_example)

## Performance Testing

Test the ESP-WIFI-MESH throughput, network configuration, and packet delay by inputting commands through the serial port. Refer to [Performance Test Sample Program] (./console_test)
Test the ESP-WIFI-MESH throughput, network configuration, and packet delay by inputting commands through the serial port. Refer to [Performance Test Sample Program](./console_test)