[wiki] Various broken link fixes

Author: FreddyMSchubert

wiki/README.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ CORE GAME is a programming competition where you can write a bot and compete aga
 
 You don't have any direct access to the game while its playing, like in a classic game. Instead you create a program that executes your strategy and dynamically adapts to any situation thrown at it. Later, your bot can play against the bots the other event participants wrote.
 
-To avoid being defeated, you can spawn a variety of units to defend and attack your opponent. These all have different stats, abilities and drawbacks. To spawn them, you need gems. To have a look at what units are available, look at the [config](core_library/4_configs).
+To avoid being defeated, you can spawn a variety of units to defend and attack your opponent. These all have different stats, abilities and drawbacks. To spawn them, you need gems. To have a look at what units are available, look at the [config](documentation/configs).
 
 You can receive gems by having your units attack the gem deposits on the map or via idle income which you get automatically. Good resource management is critical to creating a successful bot.
 

wiki/documentation/playing_against_others.md

@@ -19,4 +19,4 @@ The tournament will at the end determine the winner of your event.
 
 Using the queue often is a great idea to see how good your bot is in what aspects of Core Game.
 
-If your code runs locally but not on the website, you may want to have a look at the [website setup guide](website_setup).
+If your code runs locally but not on the website, you may want to have a look at the [website setup guide](documentation/website_setup).

wiki/faq.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ SIDEBAR_HEADING="FaQ"
 ### 📚 Are there any limitations to what I can add to the bot?
 > Your bot will be run in a separate Docker container from the server and other bots, and this container won't have an internet connection.
 >
-> For more info: [Running on the Website](website_setup)
+> For more info: [Running on the Website](documentation/website_setup)
 
 ### 🔢 Are there limits to how many units or objects I can spawn / can be in the game at the same time?
 > No.

wiki/reference/actions/core_action_pathfind.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Very simple pathfinding logic implementation. It won't help you win, but it can
 
 When you call it, it will determine the next move to make and then immediately either move there or attack objects in its way, provided the objects in its way aren't your units or core.
 
-It is encouraged that you write your own pathfinder eventually for a good bot using [`core_action_move`](core_action_move) and [`core_action_attack`](core_action_attack), this function is just a util for you to easily get started.
+It is encouraged that you write your own pathfinder eventually for a good bot using [`core_action_move`](reference/actions/core_action_move) and [`core_action_attack`](reference/actions/core_action_attack), this function is just a util for you to easily get started.
 
 ## Signature
 

wiki/reference/config/s_config.md

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ typedef struct s_config
 - `unsigned long bomb_hp`: How many healthpoints a bomb has.
 - `unsigned long bomb_countdown`: How many ticks a bomb takes to explode after being thrown.
 - `unsigned long bomb_throw_cost`: How much it costs to throw a bomb.
-- `unsigned long bomb_reach`: How big the explosion of a bomb is. See the [objects](./2_objects) page for more info on the bomb explosion pattern.
+- `unsigned long bomb_reach`: How big the explosion of a bomb is. See the [bombs documentation](documentation/bombs) page for more info on the bomb explosion pattern.
 - `unsigned long bomb_damage`: How much damage a bomb does to objects hit by its explosion.
 - `t_unit_config **units`: List of all unit types that are available in the game. NULL-terminated.
 

wiki/reference/objects/s_obj.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ https://github.com/42core-team/monorepo/blob/dev/client_lib/inc/core_lib.h#L36
 Game object structure representing all the things that can be present on the game field.
 
 - There are never two objects with the same id.
-- There are never more than one object at a given [grid position](s_pos).
+- There are never more than one object at a given [grid position](reference/objects/s_pos).
 
 > **WARNING**: The memory location of objects may change between ticks. To store references to objects between ticks, it's recommended to use their id.
 

wiki/tips_and_tricks.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ PERMALINK="tips_and_tricks"
 SIDEBAR_HEADING="Tips and Tricks"
 =====
 
-- 🧠 Look at [the config](core_library/4_configs)! Knowing the exact damage values is exactly the kind of thing you'd want to consider before trying out a strategy. And you don't want to be finding out there were two more units you didn't even know about two hours before the event ends!
+- 🧠 Look at [the config](documentation/configs)! Knowing the exact damage values is exactly the kind of thing you'd want to consider before trying out a strategy. And you don't want to be finding out there were two more units you didn't even know about two hours before the event ends!
 
 - 📖 Take some time to read the wiki! It contains a lot of valuable information, such as the many practical code examples.