docs: Fix broken link for GKE Inference Gateway in examples README

[SinaChavoshi]

This PR fixes a broken markdown link in examples/README.md.
The link for gke-a3-highgpu-inference-gateway.yaml incorrectly had two trailing dashes (--) in its anchor, causing it to not resolve correctly. This change removes one of the dashes, making the link functional.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a minor but important documentation issue by fixing a broken internal markdown link within the examples/README.md file. The correction ensures that users can correctly access the intended section for gke-a3-highgpu-inference-gateway.yaml, thereby improving the overall accuracy and navigability of the project's examples documentation.

Highlights

• Documentation Fix: Corrected a broken markdown link in examples/README.md that prevented proper navigation to the gke-a3-highgpu-inference-gateway.yaml section.
• Link Correction: Removed an extraneous trailing dash from the anchor of the gke-a3-highgpu-inference-gateway.yaml link, making it functional.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes a broken link in the examples/README.md file's table of contents by removing an extra trailing dash from an anchor. The change is correct and makes the link functional.

While reviewing, I noticed that the table of contents in this file has several other similar issues. The TOC generation seems to be a partially manual process, which is likely the cause of these errors. Here are a few examples of other issues I found:

• The anchor for hpc-slurm-h4d.yaml (line 42) has an extra dash.
• The anchor for pfs-lustre.yaml (line 30) is missing a dash.
• The link text for ml-gke (line 47) is incomplete; it should be ml-gke.yaml.
• The link for ps-slurm.yaml (line 33) points to a non-existent header.

I recommend a follow-up to audit and fix all the links in the table of contents. It might also be beneficial to explore a more robust, fully automated way to generate the TOC to prevent such issues in the future.

The current change is good to merge.