Merge pull request #2676 from mooreds/mooreds/update-busted-faq-link

docs(general): corrected links to FAQs

Author: mooreds

docs/api-reference/schema/write-schema.mdx

@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ Permify Schema needed to be send to API endpoint **/v1/tenants/{tenant_id}/schem
 
 ![permify-schema](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34595361/197405641-d8197728-2080-4bc3-95cb-123e274c58ce.png)
 
-See the following FAQ page to refer to the suggested workflow for: [Managing Schema Changes](../../introduction/faqs#how-to-manage-schema-changes). 
+See the following FAQ page to refer to the suggested workflow for: [Managing Schema Changes](../../permify-overview/faqs#how-to-manage-schema-changes). 

docs/getting-started/testing.mdx

@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ For managing permission/relation changes, we suggest storing schema in an abstra
 
 We recommend adding our [schema validator](https://github.com/Permify/permify-validate-action) to the pipeline to ensure that any changes are automatically validated. 
 
-You can find more details about our suggested workflow to handle schema changes in following [FAQS page](../introduction/faqs#how-to-manage-schema-changes).
+You can find more details about our suggested workflow to handle schema changes in following [FAQS page](../permify-overview/faqs#how-to-manage-schema-changes).
 
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docs/permify-overview/faqs.mdx

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Since edit action consist **or** between owner and parent.admin, if Permify Engi
 
 Rather than **or**, if we had an **and** relation then Permify Engine waits the results of these queries to returning a decision. 
 
-### How To Manage Schema Changes ?
+### How To Manage Schema Changes?
 
 It's expected that your initial schema will eventually change as your product or system evolves
 
@@ -126,4 +126,4 @@ Permify was designed and structured as a true ReBAC solution, so besides roles a
 
 With Permify, you can define that a user has certain permissions because of their relation to other entities. An example of this would be granting a manager the same permissions as their subordinates, or giving a user access to a resource because they belong to a certain group. 
 
-This is facilitated by our relationship-based access control, which allows the definition of complex permission structures based on the relationships between users, roles, and resources.
+This is facilitated by our relationship-based access control, which allows the definition of complex permission structures based on the relationships between users, roles, and resources.