Fix broken links in DEVELOPMENT.md (#2006)

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@@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ The Music Assistant server is fully built in Python. The Python language has no
 
 
 ## Building a new Music Provider
-A Music Provider is the provider type that adds support for a 'source of music' to Music Assistant. Spotify and Youtube Music are examples of a Music Provider, but also Filesystem and SMB can be put in the Music Provider category. All Providers (of all types) can be found in the `music_assistant/server/providers` folder.
+A Music Provider is the provider type that adds support for a 'source of music' to Music Assistant. Spotify and Youtube Music are examples of a Music Provider, but also Filesystem and SMB can be put in the Music Provider category. All Providers (of all types) can be found in the `music_assistant/providers` folder.
 
-TIP: We have created a template/stub provider in `music_assistant/server/providers/_template_music_provider` to get you started fast!
+TIP: We have created a template/stub provider in `music_assistant/providers/_template_music_provider` to get you started fast!
 
 
 **Adding the necessary files for a new Music Provider**
@@ -52,23 +52,23 @@ The easiest way to get start is to copy the contents of the manifest of an exist
 
 **Creating the provider**
 
-Create a file called `__init__.py` inside the folder of your provider. This file will contain the logic for the provider. All Music Providers must inherit from the [`MusicProvider`](./music_assistant/server/models/music_provider.py) base class and override the necessary functions where applicable. A few things to note:
+Create a file called `__init__.py` inside the folder of your provider. This file will contain the logic for the provider. All Music Providers must inherit from the [`MusicProvider`](./music_assistant/models/music_provider.py) base class and override the necessary functions where applicable. A few things to note:
 * The `setup()` function is called by Music Assistant upon initialization of the provider. It gives you the opportunity the prepare the provider for usage. For example, logging in a user or obtaining a token can be done in this function.
-* A provider should let Music Assistant know which [`ProviderFeatures`](./music_assistant/common/models/enums.py) it supports by implementing the property `supported_features`, which returns a list of `ProviderFeatures`.
+* A provider should let Music Assistant know which [`ProviderFeature`](https://github.com/music-assistant/models/blob/main/music_assistant_models/enums.py) it supports by implementing the property `supported_features`, which returns a list of `ProviderFeature`.
 * The actual playback of audio in Music Assistant happens in two phases:
     1. `get_stream_details()` is called to obtain information about the audio, like the quality, format, # of channels etc.
-    2. `get_audio_stream()` is called to stream raw bytes of audio to the player. There are a few [helpers](./music_assistant/server/helpers/audio.py) to help you with this. Note that this function is not applicable to direct url streams.
+    2. `get_audio_stream()` is called to stream raw bytes of audio to the player. There are a few [helpers](./music_assistant/helpers/audio.py) to help you with this. Note that this function is not applicable to direct url streams.
 * Examples:
-    1. Streaming raw bytes using an external executable (librespot) to get audio, see the [Spotify](./music_assistant/server/providers/spotify/__init__.py) provider as an example
-    2. Streaming a direct URL, see the [Youtube Music](.//music_assistant/server/providers/ytmusic/__init__.py) provider as an example
-    3. Streaming an https stream that uses an expiring URL, see the [Qobuz](./music_assistant/server/providers/qobuz/__init__.py) provider as an example
+    1. Streaming raw bytes using an external executable (librespot) to get audio, see the [Spotify](./music_assistant/providers/spotify/__init__.py) provider as an example
+    2. Streaming a direct URL, see the [Youtube Music](./music_assistant/providers/ytmusic/__init__.py) provider as an example
+    3. Streaming an https stream that uses an expiring URL, see the [Qobuz](./music_assistant/providers/qobuz/__init__.py) provider as an example
 
 
 ## ▶️ Building your own Player Provider
 A Player Provider is the provider type that adds support for a 'target of playback' to Music Assistant. Sonos, Chromecast and Airplay are examples of a Player Provider.
-All Providers (of all types) can be found in the `music_assistant/server/providers` folder.
+All Providers (of all types) can be found in the `music_assistant/providers` folder.
 
-TIP: We have created a template/stub provider in `music_assistant/server/providers/_template_player_provider` to get you started fast!
+TIP: We have created a template/stub provider in `music_assistant/providers/_template_player_provider` to get you started fast!
 
 ## 💽 Building your own Metadata Provider
 Will follow soon™