Link Azure AI certificate to Credly and use local ITIL image proof

[Yasar2019]

Motivation

• Replace placeholder # certificate links with the requested proof sources so viewers can open the actual evidence.
• Use the local itil-4-certificate.png image for the ITIL 4 proof instead of an empty anchor.
• Ensure external links include appropriate security attributes.

Description

• Imported the ITIL image into the component: import itilCertificate from '../images/itil-4-certificate.png'.
• Updated the Azure AI Fundamentals link to point to the Credly badge URL: https://www.credly.com/badges/1755ae09-3878-4274-bb2d-88e292cd0b5b?source=linked_in_profile.
• Updated the ITIL 4 "View Certificate" anchor to open the local image: href={itilCertificate}.
• Added rel="noreferrer" to anchors that open in a new tab for improved security.

Testing

• No automated tests were run.

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Codex Task

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Pull request overview

This PR replaces placeholder certificate links with actual proof sources and improves security attributes for external links in the Certifications component.

• Updated Azure AI Fundamentals certificate link to point to Credly badge URL
• Configured ITIL 4 certificate link to open the local image file
• Added security attributes (rel="noreferrer") to links that open in new tabs

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For links that open in a new tab, it's recommended to use rel="noopener noreferrer" instead of just rel="noreferrer". The noopener attribute prevents the new page from accessing the window.opener property, which is a security best practice to prevent potential tabnabbing attacks.

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For links that open in a new tab, it's recommended to use rel="noopener noreferrer" instead of just rel="noreferrer". The noopener attribute prevents the new page from accessing the window.opener property, which is a security best practice to prevent potential tabnabbing attacks.