Fixed broken links

Author: hawkeyexl

docs/get-started/actions/dragAndDrop.mdx

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ When using detailed objects for `source` or `target`, you can specify:
 - `timeout`: (Optional) Maximum duration in milliseconds to wait for this specific element to exist.
 
 
-> For comprehensive options, see the full [`dragAndDrop`](/docs/references/schemas/dragAndDrop) reference.
+> For comprehensive options, see the full [`dragAndDrop`](/docs/references/schemas/draganddrop) reference.
 
 ## Examples
 

docs/get-started/tests/index.mdx

@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ Tests tell Doc Detective what actions to perform, how, and where. Tests are made
 
 You can define test specs in multiple ways:
 
-- [Standalone JSON files](#standalone-json) make it easy to see the entirety of the spec and keep it in a separate, machine-readable format.
-- [Inline JSON](#inline-json) allows you to define tests directly in your documentation source files.
+- [Standalone JSON files](#standalone-json-or-yaml) make it easy to see the entirety of the spec and keep it in a separate, machine-readable format.
+- [Inline JSON](#inline-json-or-yaml) allows you to define tests directly in your documentation source files.
 - [Detected tests](#detected-tests) are automatically generated by Doc Detective based on your documentation source files and your configuration.
 
 ### Standalone JSON or YAML
@@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ Doc Detective can automatically generate tests based on your documentation sourc
 
 Detected tests are useful for keeping your tests in sync with your documentation. When you update your documentation, Doc Detective automatically updates the tests based on the new content. Detected tests are generated automatically. You can't edit detected tests directly, but you can update your config or documentation source files to change the tests.
 
-> You can mix detected tests with [inline tests](#inline-json) to declare steps that might not be covered in your content, such starting or stopping a recording.
+> You can mix detected tests with [inline tests](#inline-json-or-yaml) to declare steps that might not be covered in your content, such starting or stopping a recording.
 
 Doc Detective includes several default markup patterns for Markdown files. Here are all the built-in patterns: