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docs: Fix broken @docs page images and info block (#6879) 

* fix: images 404s

* fix: uncomment chromium mention
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@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Documentation sources may be suggested based on package files in your repo. This
- Packages with partial information (with a pen icon) can be clicked to fill the form with the available information
- Note that you can hover over the information icon to see where the package suggestion was found.
![Add documentation form](/img/docs-form.png)
![Add documentation form](/images/docs-form.png)
### In a configuration file
@ -212,8 +212,9 @@ If your documentation is private, you can skip the default crawler and use a loc
</Tabs>
<Info>
Chromium crawling has been deprecated
{/* The default local crawler is a lightweight tool that cannot render sites that are dynamically generated using JavaScript. If your sites need to be rendered, you can enable the experimental `Use Chromium for Docs Crawling` feature from your [User Settings Page](../deep-dives/settings.md) This will download and install Chromium to `~/.continue/.utils`, and use it as the local crawler. */}
The default local crawler is a lightweight tool that cannot render sites that are dynamically generated using JavaScript. If your sites need to be rendered, you can enable the experimental `Use Chromium for Docs Crawling` feature from your [User Settings Page](../settings) This will download and install Chromium to `~/.continue/.utils`, and use it as the local crawler.
**Note:** Chromium crawling support is being deprecated and may be removed in future versions.
</Info>
Further notes:
@ -230,11 +231,11 @@ You can view indexing statuses and manage your documentation sites from the `@do
- Failed indexing attempts will show an error status bar and icon
- Delete a documentation site from your configuration using the trash icon
![More Page @docs indexes section](/img/docs-indexes.png)
![More Page @docs indexes section](/images/docs-indexes.png)
You can also view the overall status of currently indexing docs from a hideable progress bar at the bottom of the chat page
![Documentation indexing peek](/img/docs-indexing-peek.png)
![Documentation indexing peek](/images/docs-indexing-peek.png)
You can also use the following IDE command to force a re-index of all docs: `Continue: Docs Force Re-Index`.
@ -400,4 +401,4 @@ The following configuration example includes:
</Tab>
</Tabs>
{/* This could also involve enabling Chromium as a backup for local documentation the [User Settings Page](../deep-dives/settings.md). */}
This setup could also involve enabling Chromium as a backup for local documentation through the [User Settings Page](../settings).

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@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ These roles can be specified for a `config.yaml` model block using `roles`. See
You can control which of the models in your assistant for a given role will be currently used for that role. Above the main input, click the 3 dots and then the cube icon to expand the `Models` section. Then you can use the dropdowns to select an active model for each role.
![Settings Active Models Section](/img/settings-model-roles.png)
![Settings Active Models Section](/images/settings-model-roles.png)
<Info>
`roles` are not explicitly defined within `config.json` (deprecated) - they