File paths for images in forge docs are out of date

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Which Operating System are you using?

MacOS

Which version of AutoGPT are you using?

Latest Release

Do you use OpenAI GPT-3 or GPT-4?

GPT-3.5

Which area covers your issue best?

Documentation

Describe your issue.

1. Go to https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/AutoGPT?tab=readme-ov-file#-building-blocks
2. Click Getting Started with Forge
3. The images in the Markdown file are broken

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To resolve this issue, we need to: 1) Identify the correct paths for the images, 2) Update the Markdown file with the correct paths, 3) Ensure the build configuration correctly processes and copies the images to the appropriate directory. This will involve checking the docs/mkdocs.yml and docs/netlify.toml files to ensure they are correctly configured.

• docs/overrides/main.html - This file customizes the appearance and behavior of the documentation site by including styles and scripts. Consider reviewing the custom styles and scripts in docs/overrides/main.html to ensure they are not interfering with the display of images.
• docs/mkdocs.yml - This file configures the structure, appearance, and functionality of the AutoGPT documentation site. Consider verifying the docs_dir setting in docs/mkdocs.yml to ensure it correctly points to the directory containing the documentation files. Also, check the nav section to ensure the paths to the Markdown files are correct.
• frontend/web/manifest.json - This file defines the configuration and appearance of the Flutter web application. Consider reviewing the manifest.json file to ensure it does not contain any misconfigurations that could indirectly affect the documentation site.
• docs/netlify.toml - This file configures the build settings for deploying the AutoGPT documentation site on Netlify. Consider verifying the build command in docs/netlify.toml to ensure it correctly processes and copies the images to the public directory.