docs: fixed broken paths to files

[kseniaeremekno]

Motivation

Hey! This PR fixes broken paths to files in documentation

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the reliability and user experience of the project's documentation by fixing broken file paths. The changes ensure that all internal and external references within the documentation correctly lead to their intended destinations, thereby improving navigation and information accessibility for users and contributors.

Highlights

• Documentation Link Fixes: This pull request addresses and resolves several broken internal and external links within the project's documentation files.
• Corepack Link Update: The external link to Corepack in docs/pages/faqs.md has been updated to point to its GitHub repository for improved accuracy.
• Internal Path Corrections: Multiple relative paths in docs/pages/index.md have been corrected by adding the .md file extension, ensuring direct navigation to documentation pages.
• Simplified Contributing Link: The link to the contributing section in docs/pages/index.md has been simplified for better readability and navigation.

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Code Review

This pull request addresses broken links within the documentation, which is a valuable improvement. The changes correctly fix the paths. I have one minor suggestion to enhance the consistency of the link formatting for better maintainability.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency with other links in this file, such as the one for 'Lodestar libraries' on line 14 which explicitly points to index.md, it would be beneficial to make this link explicit as well. Using an explicit path like ./contribution/index.md improves clarity and makes the documentation's link structure more uniform and easier to maintain.

Suggested change

	- Prospective contributors can read the [contributing section](./contribution) to understand how we develop and test on Lodestar.
	- Prospective contributors can read the [contributing section](./contribution/index.md) to understand how we develop and test on Lodestar.