fix: broken links to japa

content/guides/testing/http-tests.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-AdonisJS ships with the Japa [API client](https://v2.japa.dev/plugins/api-client) plugin. You can use it to test your application HTTP endpoints.
+AdonisJS ships with the Japa [API client](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/plugins/api-client) plugin. You can use it to test your application HTTP endpoints.
 
 The primary use case for the API client is to test JSON responses. However, there are no technical limitations around other response types like HTML, or even plain text.
 
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ test('a user can update avatar', async ({ client, assert }) => {
 ## Additional assertions
 You can validate the server response using the assertions available on the `response` object.
 
-AdonisJS provides the following additional methods on top of the existing [Japa assertions](https://v2.japa.dev/plugins/api-client#assertions-api).
+AdonisJS provides the following additional methods on top of the existing [Japa assertions](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/plugins/api-client#assertions-api).
 
 ### assertSession
 Assert the given session exists. Optionally, you can also assert the session value.

content/guides/testing/introduction.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ test('display welcome page', async ({ client }) => {
 
 - A test is registered using the `test` function exported by the `@japa/runner` package.
 - The `test` function accepts the title as the first argument and the implementation callback as the second argument.
-- The implementation callback receives the [Test context](https://v2.japa.dev/test-context). Test context contains additional properties you can use to have a better testing experience.
+- The implementation callback receives the [Test context](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/test-context). Test context contains additional properties you can use to have a better testing experience.
 
 Let's run the test by executing the following command.
 
@@ -114,14 +114,14 @@ export const configureSuite: Config['configureSuite'] = (suite) => {
 #### plugins
 The `plugins` property accepts an array of Japa plugins. By default, we register the following plugins.
 
-- [`assert`](https://v2.japa.dev/plugins/assert) - Assert module to make assertions.
-- [`runFailedTests`](https://v2.japa.dev/plugins/run-failed-tests) - A plugin to run only failed tests (if any).
-- [`apiClient`](https://v2.japa.dev/plugins/api-client) - An API client for testing HTTP endpoints.
+- [`assert`](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/plugins/assert) - Assert module to make assertions.
+- [`runFailedTests`](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/plugins/run-failed-tests) - A plugin to run only failed tests (if any).
+- [`apiClient`](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/plugins/api-client) - An API client for testing HTTP endpoints.
 
 ---
 
 #### reporters
-The `reporters` property accepts an array of Japa reporters. We register the [`spec-reporter`](https://v2.japa.dev/plugins/spec-reporter) to display the progress of tests on the terminal.
+The `reporters` property accepts an array of Japa reporters. We register the [`spec-reporter`](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/plugins/spec-reporter) to display the progress of tests on the terminal.
 
 ---
 
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ You can use the `runnerHooks` property to run actions before or after the tests
 ---
 
 #### configureSuite
-The `configureSuite` method is executed with an instance of the [Japa suite](https://v2.japa.dev/core/suite) class. You can use the suite instance to configure it.
+The `configureSuite` method is executed with an instance of the [Japa suite](https://v2.japa.dev/docs/core/suite) class. You can use the suite instance to configure it.
 
 ## Environment variables
 During tests, AdonisJS automatically sets the value of `NODE_ENV` to `test`.