Support AI-deck-related doc organization changes

Introduced in bitcraze/aideck-gap8-examples#148

Author: gemenerik

src/documentation/tutorials/getting-started-with-aideck.md

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ must be flashed to the deck. The symptom of an old bootloader is that flashing o
 please go back to this step and flash the bootloader.
 
 You will need to flash the bootloader on the GAP8 separately. This can only be done from a native linux computer or
-virtual machine (not WSL) with a [jtag enabled programmer](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/infrastructure/jtag-programmer/) (Olimex ARM-USB-TINY-H JTAG or Jlink).
+virtual machine (not WSL) with a [jtag enabled programmer](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/development/jtag-programmer/) (Olimex ARM-USB-TINY-H JTAG or Jlink).
 
 > You only need to do this once and then you can enjoy the benefits of over-the-air flashing.
 
@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ $ git clone https://github.com/bitcraze/aideck-gap8-examples.git
 and jump over to one of the following examples:
 
 * [WiFi image streamer](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/test-functions/wifi-streamer)
-* [Classification example](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/ai-examples/classification-demo)
+* [Classification example](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/examples/classification-demo)
 
 {% endsi_intro %}
 

src/products/ai-deck.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Thanks to the [GAP8 IoT application processor](https://greenwaves-technologies.c
 
 The {% poplink ai-deck %} 1.1 extends the computational capabilities and will enable complex artificial intelligence-based workloads to run onboard, with the possibility to achieve fully autonomous navigation capabilities. The ESP32 adds WiFi connectivity with the possibility to stream images as well as handling control.
 
-To set up this board a compatible [JTAG programmer/debugger](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/infrastructure/jtag-programmer/) is needed, see [GAP8 bootloader](/documentation/tutorials/getting-started-with-aideck/#gap8-bootloader) in getting stated guide and [flashing](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/infrastructure/flashing/) documentation.
+To set up this board a compatible [JTAG programmer/debugger](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/development/jtag-programmer/) is needed, see [GAP8 bootloader](/documentation/tutorials/getting-started-with-aideck/#gap8-bootloader) in getting stated guide and [flashing](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/development/flashing/) documentation.
 
 The {% poplink ai-deck %} 1.1 version only has minor updates compared to the {% poplink ai-deck %} 1.0. The Himax camera module is now the greyscale version and the GAP8 is now revision C instead of B. For more details read [this blog post](https://www.bitcraze.io/2021/01/ai-deck-product-update/) and if the Bayer RGB version camera is wanted it can be bought stand alone here.
 
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ your own AI powered applications. To be able to get going you will need to compl
 examples or get started right away developing something of your own.
 
 Although it's possible to flash the GAP8 over-the-air, it's mandatory to first flash the bootloader
-onto the GAP8 using a JTAG adapter, see [GAP8 bootloader](/documentation/tutorials/getting-started-with-aideck/#gap8-bootloader) in getting stated guide and [flashing](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/infrastructure/flashing/) documentation.
+onto the GAP8 using a JTAG adapter, see [GAP8 bootloader](/documentation/tutorials/getting-started-with-aideck/#gap8-bootloader) in getting stated guide and [flashing](/documentation/repository/aideck-gap8-examples/master/development/flashing/) documentation.
 
 Using the [Crazyflie Packet eXchange protocol (CPX)](/documentation/repository/crazyflie-firmware/master/functional-areas/cpx/) you will be able to communicate between your host computer,
 the ESP32, the GAP8 and the STM32 on the Crazyflie. This will enable you to easily send data from the GAP8