docs: refactored page links

[Commandserver]

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Why? because doxygen uses the filenames to generate the links when we don't use \page, and that's ugly e.g. md_docpages_04_building_a_bot.html should be just building-a-bot.html shouldn't it?.

There're many ways to link a page e.g.: [Shards](\ref clusters-shards-guilds) or \ref clusters-shards-guilds "Shards", which i've used for this pr.

I've tested all links to make sure they're working.

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[Jaskowicz1]

So, does \ref mean references will work when we run doxygen locally? I remember you mentioning "ref" in one of my PRs but I had no idea of it.

If so, I'm so all for this PR and I will be praising you forever 😆

[Commandserver]

So, does \ref mean references will work when we run doxygen locally? I remember you mentioning "ref" in one of my PRs but I had no idea of it.

If so, I'm so all for this PR and I will be praising you forever 😆

Yes

[Jaskowicz1]

Yes. they're better as we don't hard-code a filename. So when we rename a page, we don't have to change all links with it.

This is absolutely amazing then, thank you a lot!!

[Jaskowicz1]

Checked through every page to see if anything was missing and there isn't! I'm more than happy with this PR :)