Updated architecture and components link in CONTRIBUTING.md#13606
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* 'main' of github.com:JabRef/jabref: (26 commits) Change Open AI to Open AI (or API Compatible) (#13608) Remove all assignment tracking labels Updated architecture and components link in CONTRIBUTING.md (#13606) #13301 Fix/unicode reference marks (#13590) Show fetch exception at citation relation (#13549) More jbang caching Sequential run for moving issues Update CSL Styles (#13601) Fix gradle issues (#13603) Add System.exit (#13510) New Crowdin updates (#13600) Automatic lookup DOI at citation information. (#13596) Update heylogs from 0.10.0 to 0.11.1 (#13594) add fallback and reenable defaultcomeslast (#13593) Fix debian vagrant image (#13589) Fix: Replace string "Tests" with "Source Code Tests" in PR Comment (#13587) Fix version for SNAPSHOT (#13581) Update JDK and JavaFX (#13580) Add icon (#13579) Fixes link I broke in PR 13568 (#13577) ...
Closes #13586
In the pull request process for CONTRIBUTING.md, the steps previously linked to high-level documentation. Needed to be updated to architecture and components and its corresponding link.
Steps to test
To test this feature, check if the link to leads to the the architecture and components devdocs page when reviewing the 'Pull Request Process' section on CONTRIBUTING.md. Note: While I did see the mention for the .md link, I used .html since CONTRIBUTING.md is primarily viewed on Github. Users clicking on .md link would receive a 404 error. This link format matches other documentation links in the same file. If any changes are needed, or if there any issues due to this I am welcome to change it accordingly.
Users should see the above screenshot when clicking the corresponding link.
Mandatory checks
CHANGELOG.mddescribed in a way that is understandable for the average user (if change is visible to the user)