Fix broken links in docs

[CJ13th]

Description

Fix broken links in docs

Testing (ignore for documentation update)

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Type of change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Breaking change
• Documentation update

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• Documentation
  • Updated links in the frontend section to point to the correct quickstart and fullstack guide locations.

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Walkthrough

The documentation was updated by modifying the paths of the quickstart and fullstack guide links in the frontend section to include the "frontend" subdirectory. No other content or structure was changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
content/docs/web/frontend/index.mdx	Updated quickstart and fullstack guide links to include "frontend" path.

Poem

In the docs, the links now hop
To "frontend" paths, they never stop.
Quickstart and fullstack, clear as day,
The bunny guides you on your way.
With every jump, the docs improve—
Hippity-hop, let’s make a move! 🐇✨

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content/docs/web/frontend/index.mdx (2)

8-8: Corrected Quickstart link path
Link updated to include the frontend subdirectory, fixing the broken reference to the quickstart guide.

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14-14: Corrected Fullstack link path
Link updated to include the frontend subdirectory, fixing the broken reference to the fullstack guide.
[approve_code_changes, suggest_nitpick]
Consider adding a trailing period at the end of the sentence for consistency:

-To build a fullstack secure application, follow the [Fullstack guide](./frontend/fullstack)
+To build a fullstack secure application, follow the [Fullstack guide](./frontend/fullstack).

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