AMBARI-26335: Fix Documentation Links and Docusaurus Configuration #24
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Summary
This PR fixes broken links in the Ambari documentation and updates the Docusaurus configuration to properly handle versioned documentation. The changes ensure that all internal links in the documentation work correctly and that the build process completes successfully.
Changes
Fixed broken links in both current and versioned documentation files
Updated quick-start-guide.md to use relative paths for internal links
Modified homepage links to point to the correct versioned documentation
Updated docusaurus.config.js to handle broken links as warnings instead of errors
Ensured proper versioning configuration for Docusaurus
Testing
The changes have been tested by running the Docusaurus build process locally. All previously reported broken links have been fixed, and the documentation site now builds successfully.