Correction of Internal Broken Links in Documentation fix #473 #474
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Description:
This PR aims to address and fix the internal broken links found in our documentation, following the division into Open Source and Hosted versions. The main goal is to ensure seamless internal navigation and coherence within our documentation.
Changes:
Testing:
Performed checks using
mintlify broken-linksand manual review to validate that all internal links are now functioning correctly.Impact:
This update will significantly improve the navigational experience within our documentation, ensuring users and contributors can easily access relevant sections without encountering broken links.
Review Request:
Please review the updated internal links for their correctness and relevance. Any suggestions for improvement or additional corrections are welcome.