zoom link for CPython: 36 Years of Source Code is dead #91

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 ![Stacked area chart showing CPython's growth from a few lines in 1990 to 2.9 million lines in 2026, broken down by language](cpython_growth.svg)
 
-([Click to zoom!](https://blog.python.org/_astro/cpython_growth.CDpb_itO_ZomrED.svg))
+([Click to zoom!](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/python/python-insider-blog/main/content/posts/cpython-codebase-growth/cpython_growth.svg))
 
 While working on a patch and navigating through CPython, I got curious as to how the codebase has grown over the years. Using an interesting tool I found on the internet to *count lines of code* ([cloc](https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc)), some scripts, and some patience (thank goodness for multiple cores, or I’d be at this all day), I amassed a [1,392 commit dataset.](https://gist.github.com/StanFromIreland/bd33d5ee3c59c54cbe1f3bad2fbdb4e9) With that, and some Git spelunking for the annotations, I was able to generate the above graph.