fix: broken image and formatting in client certificats docs [ship] (#130)

* fix: broken image and formatting in client certificats docs

* Update client-certificates.mdx

Author: thebiglabasky

detect/synthetic-monitoring/api-checks/client-certificates.mdx

@@ -9,21 +9,23 @@ any other authentication scheme where the requester needs to provide a certifica
 Each client certificate is specific to a domain name, e.g. `acme.com` and will be used automatically by any API checks 
 targeting that domain.
 
-> Client certificates are available on the [**Enterprise** plan](/pricing/) only
+<Note>Client certificates are available on the [**Enterprise** plan](/pricing/) only.</Note>
 
 ## Adding a certificate
 
 Go to the **[Client Certificates](https://app.checklyhq.com/settings/account/client-certificates)** tab on the Account settings screen.
 
-![api checks client certificates](/images/api-checks/client-certificates.png)
+![api checks client certificates](/images/docs/images/api-checks/client-certificates.png)
 
 1. Click "Add client certificate".
-2. Provide the **host name** for the certificate. You can use wildcard like `*.acme.com`. Under the hood we use [minimatch](https://www.npmjs.com/package/minimatch) 
+2. Provide the **host name** for the certificate. You can use wildcard like `*.acme.com`. Under the hood we use [minimatch](https://www.npmjs.com/package/minimatch)
 3. Select the **certificate file** and **private key** file. Both need to be in `PEM` format.
 4. If your client certificate requires a custom **Certificate Authority**, you can add another `PEM` file that contains one or more concatenated CA certificates.
 5. If you provided a **passphrase** when generating your certificate and private key files, provide it in the passphrase input. You can leave it empty if no passphrase is needed.
 
-> Note that your passphrase will be encrypted at rest, in transit and only used at very end when executing your API check. 
+<Note>
+Note that your passphrase will be encrypted at rest, in transit and only used at very end when executing your API check. 
+</Note>
 
 ## Using a certificate