Cherry pick PR #2076: Fix absolute links in guides (#2245)

Refer to the original PR: #2076 b/236404667 Co-authored-by: Oscar Vestlie <[email protected]>
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diff --git a/cobalt/site/docs/codelabs/starboard_extensions/codelab.md b/cobalt/site/docs/codelabs/starboard_extensions/codelab.md
@@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ contribute them to the repository.
 
 Because it's helpful to build and run Cobalt during the exercises, you'll first
 want to set up your environment and make sure you can build Cobalt. You can
-follow <a href="/development/setup-linux.html">Set up your environment -
+follow <a href="../../development/setup-linux.md">Set up your environment -
 Linux</a> to do this if you're a Linux user. Please note that the exercise
 solutions assume you're using Linux but should be comparable to implementations
 for other platforms.
 
 Also note that while this codelab doesn't require it, you'll need to
-<a href="/starboard/porting.html">Port Cobalt to your platform</a> before you
+<a href="../../starboard/porting.md">Port Cobalt to your platform</a> before you
 can actually use a Starboard Extension to customize it for your platform.
 
 Finally, the exercises assume the ability to program in C and C++.
@@ -785,5 +785,5 @@ Please file this feature request with the appropriate priority and the Cobalt
 team will review the proposal accordingly. If the Cobalt team approves of the
 use case and design then a member of the team will assign the feature request
 back to you for implementation. At this point, please follow the
-<a href="/contributors/index.html">Contributing to Cobalt</a> guide to ensure
+<a href="../../contributors/index.md">Contributing to Cobalt</a> guide to ensure
 your code is compliant and can be reviewed and submitted.
diff --git a/cobalt/site/docs/development/setup-android.md b/cobalt/site/docs/development/setup-android.md
@@ -98,11 +98,11 @@ Go ahead and click 'yes' to open the SDK manager to install the following:
     Android Studio, you can add the roots, or if not then choose to ignore them.
 1.  If you didn't already get prompted to install the SDK, do it now by going to
     Tools -> SDK Manager (or
-    <img src="/images/android-sdk-manager-icon.png" style="display:inline;"></img>
+    <img src="../../images/android-sdk-manager-icon.png" style="display:inline;"></img>
     ) on the toolbar) and making the same choices as shown in step 4.
 1.  Make a new virtual device (= emulator) via
     Tools -> AVD Manager (or
-    <img src="/images/android-avd-manager-icon.png" style="display: inline;"></img>
+    <img src="../../images/android-avd-manager-icon.png" style="display: inline;"></img>
     on the toolbar).
       *   Category: TV -> Android TV (720p)
       *   System image: Pie (API 28) x86 (you'll have to download the image)
@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ Go ahead and click 'yes' to open the SDK manager to install the following:
 1.  In the sidebar on the left, you should see `app` appear as bolded top-level
     item.  If you don't see this, restart Android Studio.
 1.  To run the app and attach the debugger: Run -> Debug 'app' (or
-    <img src="/images/android-debug-icon.png" style="display: inline;"></img>
+    <img src="../../images/android-debug-icon.png" style="display: inline;"></img>
     in the toolbar)
 1.  If it's taking awhile, it's probably the ninja build. You can see that it is
     still processing by looking for a rotating spinner labeled "Gradle Build