Corrected link for Anteater API in the README in the apps/backend folder

[charlieweinberger]

Summary

In the readme in the apps/backend folder, there is a link to the developer docs for Anteater API. The current link is https://docs.icssc.club/developer/anteaterapi, which is the wrong link (try it, you'll get a 404). This pull request just replaces that link with the correct link, which is https://docs.icssc.club/docs/developer/anteaterapi (notice the /docs/ in the middle). Yes, I literally only added 5 characters in this pull request.

Test Plan

• Verify that the link routes to the correct URL now.

Issues

There (probably, I haven't checked) isn't an issue for this, but I figured it'd be easier to create this PR right now instead of letting you guys know in discord or making an issue, since its literally just the smallest thing.

[KevinWu098]

LGTM

[laggycomputer]

This should probably be the about docs, not the developer docs.

[KevinWu098]

This should probably be the about docs, not the developer docs.

Elaborate?

[laggycomputer]

https://docs.icssc.club/ as a whole is structured into four categories. In API, we use "about", "developer", and "contributor". We point people to "about" as a landing page because it contains more general information about Anteater API. Developer docs are more in the "get started with actually using this" direction and are more narrow. If you're potentially informing someone of the existence of AAPI for the first time, the about docs are more appropriate.

[KevinWu098]

https://docs.icssc.club/ as a whole is structured into four categories. In API, we use "about", "developer", and "contributor". We point people to "about" as a landing page because it contains more general information about Anteater API. Developer docs are more in the "get started with actually using this" direction and are more narrow. If you're potentially informing someone of the existence of AAPI for the first time, the about docs are more appropriate.

I'd note that if someone is already rifling through the backend directory of AA, they'd perhaps rather be directed to the developer docs rather than the general docs.

I don't have a particular preference either way, frankly, so if you feel strongly about it, feel free to open a PR