chore: use gh: proto for fetch examples

Author: pi0

docs/2.generators/fetch.md

@@ -2,37 +2,25 @@
 
 The `fetch` generator fetches a URL (using [unjs/ofetch](https://ofetch.unjs.io)) and inlines response body.
 
-<!-- automd:example generator=fetch url="https://gist.github.com/pi0/c176defbba5568b6d06ea619a75f6104/raw" -->
+<!-- automd:example generator=fetch url="gh:unjs/automd/main/test/fixture/TEST.md" -->
 
 ## Example
 
 ### Input
 
-    <!-- automd:fetch url=https://gist.github.com/pi0/c176defbba5568b6d06ea619a75f6104/raw -->
+    <!-- automd:fetch url=gh:unjs/automd/main/test/fixture/TEST.md -->
     <!-- /automd -->
 
 ### Output
 
-    <!-- automd:fetch url=https://gist.github.com/pi0/c176defbba5568b6d06ea619a75f6104/raw -->
+    <!-- automd:fetch url=gh:unjs/automd/main/test/fixture/TEST.md -->
 
-    # The Lazy Coder's Guide to Programming
-    
-    ## Chapter 1: The Art of Copy-Pasting
-    
-    ### Section 1.1: Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Repeat
+    ## The Lazy Coder's Guide to Programming
 
     Programming can be hard. But fear not! With the power of copy-paste, you can conquer any coding challenge without breaking a sweat. Just remember: if it works once, it'll work a thousand times. Who needs original code anyway?
 
-    ## Chapter 2: Debugging 101: Blame the Compiler
-    
-    ### Section 2.1: It's Not You, It's the Computer
-    
     When your code doesn't work, don't blame yourself. It's clearly the compiler's fault for not understanding your genius. Remember, the more error messages you get, the closer you are to becoming a programming master.
 
-    ## Chapter 3: Stack Overflow: The Holy Grail
-    
-    ### Section 3.1: Why Figure It Out Yourself?
-    
     Why waste time solving problems when someone else has already done it for you? Stack Overflow is your best friend, your mentor, and your savior. Just make sure to upvote the answers that save your bacon.
 
     <!-- /automd -->

test/fixture/INPUT.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
 
 ## `fetch`
 
-<!-- automd:fetch url="https://gist.github.com/pi0/c176defbba5568b6d06ea619a75f6104/raw" -->
+<!-- automd:fetch url="gh:unjs/automd/main/test/fixture/TEST.md" -->
 <!-- /automd -->
 
 ## `file`

test/fixture/OUTPUT.md

@@ -109,26 +109,14 @@ _🤖 docs are auto updated with [automd](https:/automd.unjs.io) (last updated:
 
 ## `fetch`
 
-<!-- automd:fetch url="https://gist.github.com/pi0/c176defbba5568b6d06ea619a75f6104/raw" -->
+<!-- automd:fetch url="gh:unjs/automd/main/test/fixture/TEST.md" -->
 
-# The Lazy Coder's Guide to Programming
-
-## Chapter 1: The Art of Copy-Pasting
-
-### Section 1.1: Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Repeat
+## The Lazy Coder's Guide to Programming
 
 Programming can be hard. But fear not! With the power of copy-paste, you can conquer any coding challenge without breaking a sweat. Just remember: if it works once, it'll work a thousand times. Who needs original code anyway?
 
-## Chapter 2: Debugging 101: Blame the Compiler
-
-### Section 2.1: It's Not You, It's the Computer
-
 When your code doesn't work, don't blame yourself. It's clearly the compiler's fault for not understanding your genius. Remember, the more error messages you get, the closer you are to becoming a programming master.
 
-## Chapter 3: Stack Overflow: The Holy Grail
-
-### Section 3.1: Why Figure It Out Yourself?
-
 Why waste time solving problems when someone else has already done it for you? Stack Overflow is your best friend, your mentor, and your savior. Just make sure to upvote the answers that save your bacon.
 
 <!-- /automd -->