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Fix GPIO link in blog post (#14936)

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@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ At this point, you can already flash the firmware. To do this, first plug in the
## Adding some basic functionality
Above configuration is, let’s face it, pretty dull. It really only connects to WiFi and MQTT and sits idle. So let’s add a basic [GPIO switch](https://esphomelib.com/esphomeyaml/integrations/switch/gpio.html)! The GPIO switch component in esphomelib allows you to control the ON/OFF state of any of the pins on your ESP. For example, if you add this configuration to the bottom of your YAML file, you’re setting up the pin `GPIO5` to be controlled as a switch with the name "Living Room Dehumidifer".
Above configuration is, let’s face it, pretty dull. It really only connects to WiFi and MQTT and sits idle. So let’s add a basic [GPIO switch](https://esphome.io/components/switch/gpio.html)! The GPIO switch component in esphomelib allows you to control the ON/OFF state of any of the pins on your ESP. For example, if you add this configuration to the bottom of your YAML file, you’re setting up the pin `GPIO5` to be controlled as a switch with the name "Living Room Dehumidifer".
```yaml
switch: