Fix links and improve consistency in readme_tw.md

[chenpoyo0219]

Proposed changes

This pull request addresses incorrect internal link references introduced in the previous PR. The links were pointing to outdated or non-existent sections, and this update ensures they now correctly direct users to the intended content. This fix improves navigation and content integrity across the documentation.

I apologize for overlooking these issues earlier.

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[chenpoyo0219]

Hi, after renaming the folder to remove spaces, the CI still fails with the same error.
From the error message:
FileNotFoundError: 'home/runner/work/computer_science/computer_science/Data_Types/readme_tw.md'
It seems the path generated by test_code.py is missing the leading /, so CI looks for:
home/runner/work/...
instead of the correct absolute path:
/home/runner/work/...
This indicates a bug in the path construction logic for .md files in the test script.
The file does exist in the repo, but CI cannot locate it due to the malformed path.
Could you please check this part of the script?
Thanks for your help! (GPT's thought)