Add instructions for accessing slides under releases

README.md

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 ## Workshop topics
 
-Slides are built as part of the repo's [ci-cd pipeline](.github/workflows/ci-cd.yml), and ~~can be accessed by clicking on the `Artifacts` section of a workflow run~~ but I need to add these artifacts to a [release]() as in the issue [Make slide artifacts publicly available](https://github.com/munichpavel/risk-ai-workshop/issues/21). As a workaround, the slides from ci / cd run [#163](https://github.com/munichpavel/risk-ai-workshop/actions/runs/2165826463) are attached to the [bug-fix issue](https://github.com/munichpavel/risk-ai-workshop/issues/21).
+Slides are built as part of the repo's [ci-cd pipeline](.github/workflows/ci-cd.yml), and be found under [releases](https://github.com/munichpavel/risk-ai-workshop/releases). See e.g. [the v2022.1.1 release](https://github.com/munichpavel/risk-ai-workshop/releases/tag/v2022.1.1).
 
 ## Artificial intelligence for risk management
 
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 * [Model Selection Examples](notebooks/model-selection-examples.ipynb)
 * [Risk and AI in Practice Exercises](notebooks/risk-ai-practice-exercises.ipynb)
-* [Model Selection Exercises (from 2017 workshop)](notebooks/model-selection-exercises.ipynb
-)
+* [Model Selection Exercises (from 2017 workshop)](notebooks/model-selection-exercises.ipynb)
 
 ## Grading scheme for University of Ljubljana Masters in Mathematical Finance
 
 The number of points for a correct solution for each exercise brings is equal to $2^{\mathrm{number\,of\,stars}}$. For a grade of 8 you have to get at least 6 points, for grade 9 at least 7 points and for 10 at least 8 points.
 
 You have to solve one problem from each of the four sets of problems unless you solved one of the problems with three stars.
 
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 ## Relate python packages
 
 In the exercise notebooks and `requirements.txt` you see which python packages I used in creating and solving the exercises, though this list is far from exhaustive. Below are some (additional) python packages that may be useful
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 ### Latest
 
+Replace slide publishing workaround with instructions on accessing compiled slides under releases.
+
 ### v2022.1.1
 
 * Fix typos in discrete geometry slides, including definition of d-separation