fix: add trailing slash to relative path

Author: lukasnys

Diff for: guides/release/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.10.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.11.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.12.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.4.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.5.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.6.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.7.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.8.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v4.9.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.0.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.1.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.10.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.11.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.12.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.2.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.3.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.4.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.5.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.6.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.7.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.8.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v5.9.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal:
 

Diff for: guides/v6.0.0/testing/testing-tools.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ test("should allow disabling the button", async function (assert) {
 
 ### Ember CLI
 
-When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types).
+When you use [Ember CLI](https://ember-cli.com/generators-and-blueprints) to generate an Ember "object" (e.g. component, model, service), it will create a test file with a setup that correctly addresses your testing framework and the [type of test that you should write](../test-types/).
 
 You can also use Ember CLI to create the test file separately from the object. For example, if you enter the following lines in the terminal: