add links to aws, azure, and registry functions docs

aws/aws-functions/docs/determine_role_arn.md

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-# determine_role_arn
+# [determine_role_arn](../aws-functions.sentinel#L25)
 This function determines the ARN of an AWS IAM role assumed by the Terraform AWS provider using the [tfconfig/v2](https://www.terraform.io/docs/cloud/sentinel/import/tfconfig-v2.html) and [tfplan/v2](https://www.terraform.io/docs/cloud/sentinel/import/tfplan-v2.html) imports.
 
 It can only do this when the `role_arn` of the AWS provider is set to a hard-coded string or to a variable within the Terraform configuration. In the second case, the function cross-references the name of the variable in the tfconfig/v2 import with the actual value assigned to it in the tfplan/v2 import.

aws/aws-functions/docs/filter_providers_by_regions.md

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-# filter_providers_by_regions
+# [filter_providers_by_regions](../aws-functions.sentinel#L161)
 
 This function filters instances of the AWS provider to those in a specific region using the tfconfig/v2 and tfplan/v2 imports.
 

aws/aws-functions/docs/find_resources_with_standard_tags.md

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-# find_resources_with_standard_tags
+# [find_resources_with_standard_tags](../aws-functions.sentinel#L12)
 This function finds all AWS resource instances of specified types in the current plan that are not being permanently deleted using the [tfplan/v2](https://www.terraform.io/docs/cloud/sentinel/import/tfplan-v2.html) import.
 
 It was updated on 9/29/2020 to work with both the short name of the AWS provider, "aws", and fully-qualfied provider names that match the regex, `(.*)aws$`. This was required because Terraform 0.13 and above returns the fully-qualified names of providers such as "registry.terraform.io/hashicorp/aws" to Sentinel. Older versions of Terraform only return the short-form such as "aws".

aws/aws-functions/docs/get_assumed_roles.md

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-# get_assumed_roles
+# [get_assumed_roles](../aws-functions.sentinel#L80)
 This function gets all roles assumed by any instances of the AWS provider in the current Terraform configuration using the [tfconfig/v2](https://www.terraform.io/docs/cloud/sentinel/import/tfconfig-v2.html) and [tfplan/v2](https://www.terraform.io/docs/cloud/sentinel/import/tfplan-v2.html) imports.
 
 The tfplan/v2 import is used by the `determine_role_arn` function that this function calls.

aws/aws-functions/docs/validate_assumed_roles_with_list.md

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-# validate_assumed_roles_with_list
+# [validate_assumed_roles_with_list](../aws-functions.sentinel#L101)
 This function checks whether all roles assumed by all instances of the AWS provider in the current Terraform configuration are in a specified list.
 
 ## Sentinel Module

aws/aws-functions/docs/validate_assumed_roles_with_map.md

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-# validate_assumed_roles_with_map
+# [validate_assumed_roles_with_map](../aws-functions.sentinel#L123)
 This function validates whether all roles assumed by instances of the AWS provider are allowed for the current workspace based on a map that maps AWS IAM roles to regular expressions (regex) that are compared to the name of the workspace.
 
 ## Sentinel Module

aws/aws-functions/docs/validate_provider_in_allowed_regions.md

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-# validate_provider_in_allowed_regions
+# [validate_provider_in_allowed_regions](../aws-functions.sentinel#L218)
 This function validates whether a specific instance of the AWS provider is in a list of regions. The provider instance should be derived from `tfconfig.providers` or from the `provider_config_key` of a resource derived from `tfconfig.resources`.
 
 It attempts to identify the region of the provider aliases in several ways including constant values assigned to their `region` argument and resolution of references to variables. It first tries to process references to variables as strings, then as maps with a key called "region". It handles references to variables in the root module by using tfplan.variables. It handles references to variables in non-root modules by examining the module call from the current module's parent.

azure/azure-functions/docs/find_resources_with_standard_tags.md

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-# find_resources_with_standard_tags
+# [find_resources_with_standard_tags](../azure-functions.sentinel#L8)
 This function finds all Azure resource instances of specified types in the current plan that are not being permanently deleted using the [tfplan/v2](https://www.terraform.io/docs/cloud/sentinel/import/tfplan-v2.html) import.
 
 This function works with both the short name of the Azure provider, "azurerm", and fully-qualfied provider names that match the regex, `(.*)azurerm$`. The latter is required because Terraform 0.13 and above returns the fully-qualified names of providers such as "registry.terraform.io/hashicorp/azurerm" to Sentinel. Older versions of Terraform only return the short-form such as "azurerm".

cloud-agnostic/http-examples/registry-functions/docs/find_most_recent_version.md

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-# find_most_recent_version
+# [find_most_recent_version](../registry-functions.sentinel#L98)
 This function finds the most recent version from a map of version strings. The `versions` parameter should contain strings, not actual versions from the version import. The keys of the map should be integers ranging from 0 to N-1 where the map has N versions.
 
 It is needed since lists of versions returned by the [Registry Modules API](https://www.terraform.io/docs/cloud/api/modules.html) endpoints are not ordered.

cloud-agnostic/http-examples/registry-functions/docs/get_recent_module_versions.md

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-# get_recent_module_versions
+# [get_recent_module_versions](../registry-functions.sentinel#L11)
 This function gets recent versions for private or public modules from a private module registry (PMR). It calls the `get_recent_module_versions_by_page` function which gets those versions one page at a time. It has the same arguments as that function except for the `page` argument.
 
 ## Sentinel Module

cloud-agnostic/http-examples/registry-functions/docs/get_recent_module_versions_by_page.md

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-# get_recent_module_versions_by_page
+# [get_recent_module_versions_by_page](../registry-functions.sentinel#L26)
 This function gets recent versions for private or public modules from a private module registry (PMR) one page at a time. It is called by the [get_recent_module_versions](./get_recent_module_versions.md) function.
 
 It calls itself recursively, incrementing the `page` parameter by one until there are no more pages. We use two separate functions to keep the public interface of the `get_recent_module_versions` function cleaner.

cloud-agnostic/http-examples/registry-functions/docs/is_module_in_public_registry.md

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-# is_module_in_public_registry
+# [is_module_in_public_registry](../registry-functions.sentinel#L122)
 This function determines if a module is in the public registry.
 
 ## Sentinel Module
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 }
 ```
 
-This function is called by the [use-recent-versions-from-pmr.sentinel](../../use-recent-versions-from-pmr.sentinel) policy. In fact, the above code is based on code from that policy. 
+This function is called by the [use-recent-versions-from-pmr.sentinel](../../use-recent-versions-from-pmr.sentinel) policy. In fact, the above code is based on code from that policy.