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Fix link redirects: Use docs.aiven.io instead of developer.aiven.io
#1550
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When make linkcheck is run, there are a lot of redirected links (search for redirect in the linkcheck output)
See #1485
This PR replaces links using
developer.aiven.iowith links todocs.aiven.ioNote: not for
_redirects.txt, as that's correctly sayingdeveloper.aiven.ioredirects todocs.aiven.ioI believe it is correct to alter
robots.txtandconf.pyWe could come back later and turn some/many of these into
:doc:references instead - see #1548