message: Added missing link [ci skip]
diff: @@ -56,14 +56,14 @@ The example above makes a `div` draggable so that it follows your mouse on drag,
  React-use-gesture exports several hooks that can handle different gestures.
  | Hook | Description |
  -| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
  +| ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
  | `useDrag` | Handles the drag gesture |
  | `useMove` | Handles mouse move events (touch devices not supported) |
  | `useHover` | Handles mouse over events (touch devices not supported) |
  | `useScroll` | Handles scroll events |
  | `useWheel` | Handles wheel events |
  | `usePinch` | Handles pinch events |
  -| `useGesture` | Handles multiple gestures in one hook ([read more here]()) |
  +| `useGesture` | Handles multiple gestures in one hook ([read more here](#usegesture-hook-supporting-multiple-gestures-at-once)) |
  ### Gesture event state
  @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ const bind = useScroll(handler, {
  ## Advanced usage
  -### `useGesture` hook: supporting multiple gestures at once
  +#### `useGesture` hook: supporting multiple gestures at once
  If you want your component to support multiple gestures at once, it is preferred that you use the `useGesture` hook as below.
  