i18n: remove '/#/" in docs URL

locales/en.json

@@ -258,8 +258,8 @@
     "diagnosis_ip_local": "Local IP: <code>{local}</code>",
     "diagnosis_ip_no_ipv4": "The server does not have working IPv4.",
     "diagnosis_ip_no_ipv6": "The server does not have working IPv6.",
-    "diagnosis_ip_no_ipv6_tip": "Having a working IPv6 is not mandatory for your server to work, but it is better for the health of the Internet as a whole. IPv6 should usually be automatically configured by the system or your provider if it's available. Otherwise, you might need to configure a few things manually as explained in the documentation here: <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/ipv6'>https://yunohost.org/#/ipv6</a>. If you cannot enable IPv6 or if it seems too technical for you, you can also safely ignore this warning.",
+    "diagnosis_ip_no_ipv6_tip": "Having a working IPv6 is not mandatory for your server to work, but it is better for the health of the Internet as a whole. IPv6 should usually be automatically configured by the system or your provider if it's available. Otherwise, you might need to configure a few things manually as explained in the documentation here: <a href='https://yunohost.org/ipv6'>https://yunohost.org/ipv6</a>. If you cannot enable IPv6 or if it seems too technical for you, you can also safely ignore this warning.",
-    "diagnosis_ip_no_ipv6_tip_important": "IPv6 should usually be automatically configured by the system or your provider if it's available. Otherwise, you might need to configure a few things manually as explained in the documentation here: <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/ipv6'>https://yunohost.org/#/ipv6</a>.",
+    "diagnosis_ip_no_ipv6_tip_important": "IPv6 should usually be automatically configured by the system or your provider if it's available. Otherwise, you might need to configure a few things manually as explained in the documentation here: <a href='https://yunohost.org/ipv6'>https://yunohost.org/ipv6</a>.",
     "diagnosis_ip_not_connected_at_all": "The server does not seem to be connected to the Internet at all!?",
     "diagnosis_ip_weird_resolvconf": "DNS resolution seems to be working, but it looks like you're using a custom <code>/etc/resolv.conf</code>.",
     "diagnosis_ip_weird_resolvconf_details": "The file <code>/etc/resolv.conf</code> should be a symlink to <code>/etc/resolvconf/run/resolv.conf</code> itself pointing to <code>127.0.0.1</code> (dnsmasq). If you want to manually configure DNS resolvers, please edit <code>/etc/resolv.dnsmasq.conf</code>.",
@@ -279,13 +279,13 @@
     "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_different_from_ehlo_domain": "Reverse DNS is not correctly configured for IPv{ipversion}. Some emails may fail to get delivered or be flagged as spam.",
     "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_different_from_ehlo_domain_details": "Current reverse DNS: <code>{rdns_domain}</code><br>Expected value: <code>{ehlo_domain}</code>",
     "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_dns_missing": "No reverse DNS is defined in IPv{ipversion}. Some emails may fail to get delivered or be flagged as spam.",
-    "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_nok_alternatives_4": "Some providers won't let you configure your reverse DNS (or their feature might be broken…). If you are experiencing issues because of this, consider the following solutions:<br> - Some ISP provide the alternative of <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/email_configure_relay'>using a mail server relay</a> though it implies that the relay will be able to spy on your email traffic.<br>- A privacy-friendly alternative is to use a VPN *with a dedicated public IP* to bypass this kind of limits. See <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/vpn_advantage'>https://yunohost.org/#/vpn_advantage</a><br>- Or it's possible to <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/isp'>switch to a different provider</a>",
+    "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_nok_alternatives_4": "Some providers won't let you configure your reverse DNS (or their feature might be broken…). If you are experiencing issues because of this, consider the following solutions:<br> - Some ISP provide the alternative of <a href='https://yunohost.org/email_configure_relay'>using a mail server relay</a> though it implies that the relay will be able to spy on your email traffic.<br>- A privacy-friendly alternative is to use a VPN *with a dedicated public IP* to bypass this kind of limits. See <a href='https://yunohost.org/vpn_advantage'>https://yunohost.org/vpn_advantage</a><br>- Or it's possible to <a href='https://yunohost.org/isp'>switch to a different provider</a>",
     "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_nok_alternatives_6": "Some providers won't let you configure your reverse DNS (or their feature might be broken…). If your reverse DNS is correctly configured for IPv4, you can try disabling the use of IPv6 when sending emails by running <cmd>yunohost settings set email.smtp.smtp_allow_ipv6 -v off</cmd>. Note: this last solution means that you won't be able to send or receive emails from the few IPv6-only servers out there.",
     "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_nok_details": "You should first try to configure reverse DNS with <code>{ehlo_domain}</code> in your internet router interface or your hosting provider interface. (Some hosting providers may require you to send them a support ticket for this).",
     "diagnosis_mail_fcrdns_ok": "Your reverse DNS is correctly configured!",
     "diagnosis_mail_outgoing_port_25_blocked": "The SMTP mail server cannot send emails to other servers because outgoing port 25 is blocked in IPv{ipversion}.",
     "diagnosis_mail_outgoing_port_25_blocked_details": "You should first try to unblock outgoing port 25 in your internet router interface or your hosting provider interface. (Some hosting providers may require you to send them a support ticket for this).",
-    "diagnosis_mail_outgoing_port_25_blocked_relay_vpn": "Some providers won't let you unblock outgoing port 25 because they don't care about Net Neutrality.<br> - Some of them provide the alternative of <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/email_configure_relay'>using a mail server relay</a> though it implies that the relay will be able to spy on your email traffic.<br>- A privacy-friendly alternative is to use a VPN *with a dedicated public IP* to bypass these kinds of limits. See <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/vpn_advantage'>https://yunohost.org/#/vpn_advantage</a><br>- You can also consider switching to <a href='https://yunohost.org/#/isp'>a more net neutrality-friendly provider</a>",
+    "diagnosis_mail_outgoing_port_25_blocked_relay_vpn": "Some providers won't let you unblock outgoing port 25 because they don't care about Net Neutrality.<br> - Some of them provide the alternative of <a href='https://yunohost.org/email_configure_relay'>using a mail server relay</a> though it implies that the relay will be able to spy on your email traffic.<br>- A privacy-friendly alternative is to use a VPN *with a dedicated public IP* to bypass these kinds of limits. See <a href='https://yunohost.org/vpn_advantage'>https://yunohost.org/vpn_advantage</a><br>- You can also consider switching to <a href='https://yunohost.org/isp'>a more net neutrality-friendly provider</a>",
     "diagnosis_mail_outgoing_port_25_ok": "The SMTP mail server is able to send emails (outgoing port 25 is not blocked).",
     "diagnosis_mail_queue_ok": "{nb_pending} pending emails in the mail queues",
     "diagnosis_mail_queue_too_big": "Too many pending emails in mail queue ({nb_pending} emails)",