docs: fix links in roadmap.md

Author: smeijer

ROADMAP.md

@@ -8,41 +8,41 @@ The html preview tab should be made interactive. In such a way that one can hove
 
 ## Update Readme.md
 
-_Status: In backlog (#5, #6)_
+_Status: In backlog ([#5](https://github.com/smeijer/testing-playground/issues/5), [#6](https://github.com/smeijer/testing-playground/issues/6))_
 
 We don't have any instructions on how to get the thing started at localhost, or how to contribute. This should be made crystal clear.
 
 Also, I have no idea how it works, but I know we need to use emoji-key to list contributors in the readme. Is that an automated thing?
 
 ## Add tests
 
-_Status: In backlog (#7)_
+_Status: In backlog ([#7](https://github.com/smeijer/testing-playground/issues/7))_
 
 A [testing-playground.com] without tests... I don't think that should be a thing, but at this moment it is.
 
 We should fix that, and use jest & testing-library to do it.
 
 ## Usage instructions
 
-_Status: In backlog (#8)_
+_Status: In backlog ([#8](https://github.com/smeijer/testing-playground/issues/8))_
 
 Do we need some instructions on how to use the tool? I'm not sure about this yet, but if we do, it should be added to the playground itself. Not just a markdown on github.
 
 ## Embeddable
 
-_Status: In backlog (#9)_
+_Status: In backlog ([#9](https://github.com/smeijer/testing-playground/issues/9))_
 
 How awesome would it be if we had an embed-mode, so users can embed the playground in the blogs they write about testing / testing-library?
 
 ## Support User-Event
 
-_Status: In backlog (#10)_
+_Status: In backlog ([#10](https://github.com/smeijer/testing-playground/issues/10))_
 
 I haven't worked out the details, but enabling users to play with [user-event]s would awesome. Perhaps together with adding support for [HTML mixed mode]?
 
 ## DevTools!
 
-_Status: In backlog (#11)_
+_Status: In backlog ([#11](https://github.com/smeijer/testing-playground/issues/11))_
 
 I believe we can wrap this project into a chrome extension. That way people can use the thing on their own sites, without needing to copy / paste html fragments. How awesome would that be?!