Fix api links in articles

Docs/articles/dynamic-syntax.md

@@ -47,6 +47,6 @@ Track<StandardChord> easyCoop = Track.FromFile(path, StandardInstrumentIdentity.
 Track easyKeys = Track.FromFile(path, InsturmentIdentity.Keys, Difficulty.Easy, <ReadingConfiguration>, metadata.Formatting);
 ```
 
-When setting an instrument, the target is determined by the [InstrumentIdentity](~/api/ChartTools.Instrument.yml#ChartTools_Instrument_InstrumentIdentity) property of the new instrument, which can be overridden using a `with` statement. Similarly, the target difficulty when setting a track is determined by the track's [Difficulty](~/api/ChartTools.Track.html#ChartTools_Track_Difficulty) property, also overridable through `with`. 
+When setting an instrument, the target is determined by the [InstrumentIdentity](~/api/ChartTools.Instrument.yml#ChartTools_Instrument_InstrumentIdentity) property of the new instrument, which can be overridden using a `with` statement. Similarly, the target difficulty when setting a track is determined by the track's [Difficulty](~/api/ChartTools.Track.yml#ChartTools_Track_Difficulty) property, also overridable through `with`. 
 
-> **NOTE**: Unlike when setting an instrument explicitely, the existing identity is used when setting dynamically. This makes it safe to reuse the previous reference after the assignement unless a `with` statement is used. Tracks still need to be re-obtained when using the dynamic syntax as a copy is created to assign its [ParentInstrument](~/api/ChartTools.Track.ymll#ChartTools_Track_ParentInstrument). In cases where a reference to an instrument or track needs to be re-obtained, this reference is passed through as the return of [InstrumentSet.Set](~/api/ChartTools.InstrumentSet.yml#ChartTools_InstrumentSet_Set_ChartTools_StandardInstrument_) and `Instrument.SetTrack`.
+> **NOTE**: Unlike when setting an instrument explicitely, the existing identity is used when setting dynamically. This makes it safe to reuse the previous reference after the assignement unless a `with` statement is used. Tracks still need to be re-obtained when using the dynamic syntax as a copy is created to assign its [ParentInstrument](~/api/ChartTools.Track.yml#ChartTools_Track_ParentInstrument). In cases where a reference to an instrument or track needs to be re-obtained, this reference is passed through as the return of [InstrumentSet.Set](~/api/ChartTools.InstrumentSet.yml#ChartTools_InstrumentSet_Set_ChartTools_StandardInstrument_) and `Instrument.SetTrack`.

Docs/articles/events.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ bool isCrowd = globalEvent.EventType.StartsWith(EventTypeHeaderHelper.Global.Cro
 bool isCrowd2 = globalEvent.IsCrowdEvent;
 ```
 
-Some event types can be modified using predefined arguments. For such values, helpers are provided under the static [EventArgumentHelper](~/api/ChartTools.Events.EventArgumentHelper.html) class.
+Some event types can be modified using predefined arguments. For such values, helpers are provided under the static [EventArgumentHelper](~/api/ChartTools.Events.EventArgumentHelper.yml) class.
 
 ```c#
 var globalEvent = new GlobalEvent(0, EventTypeHelper.Global.Lighting, EventArgumentHelper.Global.Lighting.Strobe);

Docs/articles/lyrics.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ phrase.Syllables.Add(new Syllable(0, new VocalsPitch(3 << 4 | VocalsPitch.D));
 > **NOTE**: Clone Hero also supports color data in the text. This is currently not supported in ChartTools and special characters related to color data will appear as part of [DisplayedText](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Syllable.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_Syllable_DisplayedText).
 
 ## Phrases
-Unlike other chords, [phrases](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Phrase.yml) define a length and end position in addition to a start position. The end position is driven by the end of the last syllable but can be replaced by setting the `LengthOverride` property. Phrases also define [RawText](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Syllable.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_Phrase_RawText) and [DisplayedText](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Syllable.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_Phrase_DisplayedText) properties which combine the text from their syllables.
+Unlike other chords, [phrases](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Phrase.yml) define a length and end position in addition to a start position. The end position is driven by the end of the last syllable but can be replaced by setting the [LengthOverride](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Phrase.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_Phrase_LengthOverride) property. Phrases also define [RawText](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Syllable.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_Phrase_RawText) and [DisplayedText](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Syllable.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_Phrase_DisplayedText) properties which combine the text from their syllables.
 
 ## Reading and writing vocals
 Chart files define lyrics through global events that can be converted to a set of phrases. When reading a full song from a chart file, the vocals instrument will be null. To benefit of the more advanced lyrics API, a dummy set of phrases instrument can be generated using the [GetLyrics](~/api/ChartTools.Events.EventExtensions.yml#ChartTools_Events_EventExtensions_GetLyrics_System_Collections_Generic_IEnumerable_ChartTools_Events_GlobalEvent__) extension method.