README: turn header names into links.

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 There are currently
 
-*   `<case.h>`: provides a portable `case` statement macro which
+*   [`<case.h>`](../tree/cppawk-case.1): provides a portable
+    `case` statement macro which
     efficiently translates to a GNU Awk `switch` statement or else to less
     efficient but portable code. Additionally, the `case` statement requires
     clauses to be explicit about whether they fall through or break, which
     makes it safer to use.
-    Documented by the [`cppawk-case` man page](../tree/cppawk-case.1).
-*   `<narg.h>`: provides useful primitives for easily writing variadic macros.
-    Documented by the [`cppawk-narg` man page](../tree/cppawk-narg.1).
+*   [`<narg.h>`](../tree/cppawk-narg.1): provides useful primitives for easily
+    writing variadic macros.
 
-*   `<iter.h>`: provides powerful iteration constructs, including a `loop`
+*   [`<iter.h>`](../tree/cppawk-iter.1): provides powerful iteration
+    constructs, including a `loop`
     macro that features the ability for the application to define
     new iteration clauses, in addition to the numerous useful ones that
     come with `loop`.
-    Documented by the [`cppawk-iter` man page](../tree/cppawk-iter.1).
 
-*   `<cons.h>`: provides Lisp-like functional, heterogeneous list manipulation,
+*   [`<cons.h>`](../tree/cppawk-cons.1): provides Lisp-like functional, heterogeneous list manipulation,
     higher order functions, some useful control operators, and functions
     combining Lisp lists and Awk arrays such as `group_by`.
-    Documented by the [`cppawk-cons` man page](../tree/cppawk-cons.1).
 
-*   `<fun.h>`: three macros for indirect functions, with a simple
-    partial application mechanism for binding the leftmost argument.
-    This requires GNU Awk 4.0 or higher, which features indirect
+*   [`<fun.h>`](../tree/cppawk-fun.1): three macros for indirect functions,
+    with a simple partial application mechanism for binding the leftmost
+    argument.  This requires GNU Awk 4.0 or higher, which features indirect
     function calls. Note: there are bugs in GNU Awk's indirect function
     calls feature that are present right through 5.1.1.
-    Documented by the [`cppawk-fun` man page](../tree/cppawk-fun.1).
 
 Several unreleased headers are in the development queue: