Remove old http fetch policy refs

docs/capabilities/http-fetch.md

@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ Domain entries must be exact hostnames only, such as nytimes.com or wikipedia.or
 * No protocols: https://api.example.com  
 * No paths: api.example.com/webhooks
 
-Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
+Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at `https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings`. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
 
-Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](https://developers.reddit.com/docs/capabilities/server/http-fetch#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
+Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
 
 ## Limitations
 
@@ -206,9 +206,9 @@ Domain entries must be exact hostnames only, such as nytimes.com or wikipedia.or
 * No protocols: https://api.example.com  
 * No paths: api.example.com/webhooks
 
-Domains that are approved for your app are displayed in the \[Developer Settings\](https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings) section for your app. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
+Domains that are approved for your app are displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at `https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings`. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
 
-Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](https://developers.reddit.com/docs/capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
+Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
 
 ### Terms and conditions
 

docs/guides/faq.mdx

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Most app versions are reviewed within **1–2 business days**. New apps or versi
 
 - **Payments**: apps using the payments capability go through additional policy review.
 - **`runAs: 'USER'`**: user action permissions require explicit approval as part of the review.
-- **External fetch domains**: new domain requests are reviewed separately and can add time (see [HTTP Fetch Policy](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md)).
+- **External fetch domains**: new domain requests are reviewed separately and can add time (see [HTTP Fetch](../capabilities/http-fetch.md)).
 
 To keep review moving:
 
@@ -418,10 +418,10 @@ Domain requests are reviewed separately from app publishing and can take **up to
 To make approval go smoothly:
 
 - Use exact hostnames only — no wildcards (`*.example.com`), no protocols (`https://`), and no paths (`api.example.com/webhooks`).
-- Add a "Fetch Domains" section to your `README.md` listing each domain and explaining why you need it. The expected format is documented in [HTTP Fetch Policy](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md).
+- Add a "Fetch Domains" section to your `README.md` listing each domain and explaining why you need it. The expected format is documented in [HTTP Fetch](../capabilities/http-fetch.md).
 - Include links to your Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy in your app details form.
 
-Before submitting, check the [global fetch allowlist](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md#global-fetch-allowlist) — if your domain is already listed there, no separate request is needed. Personal domains (e.g., `personaldomain.com`) aren't approved.
+Before submitting, check the [global fetch allowlist](../capabilities/http-fetch.md#global-fetch-allowlist) — if your domain is already listed there, no separate request is needed. Personal domains (e.g., `personaldomain.com`) aren't approved.
 
 </details>
 

versioned_docs/version-0.11/capabilities/http-fetch.mdx

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Domain entries must be exact hostnames only, such as nytimes.com or wikipedia.or
 - No protocols: https://api.example.com
 - No paths: api.example.com/webhooks
 
-Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings.
+Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at `https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings`.
 These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
 
 Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](./http-fetch-allowlist.md) to view the list of globally allowed domains.

versioned_docs/version-0.12/capabilities/http-fetch.md

@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ Domain entries must be exact hostnames only, such as nytimes.com or wikipedia.or
 * No protocols: https://api.example.com  
 * No paths: api.example.com/webhooks
 
-Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
+Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at `https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings`. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
 
-Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](https://developers.reddit.com/docs/capabilities/server/http-fetch#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
+Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
 
 ## Limitations
 
@@ -206,9 +206,9 @@ Domain entries must be exact hostnames only, such as nytimes.com or wikipedia.or
 * No protocols: https://api.example.com  
 * No paths: api.example.com/webhooks
 
-Domains that are approved for your app are displayed in the \[Developer Settings\](https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings) section for your app. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
+Domains that are approved for your app are displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at `https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings`. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
 
-Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](https://developers.reddit.com/docs/capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
+Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
 
 ### Terms and conditions
 

versioned_docs/version-0.12/guides/faq.mdx

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Most app versions are reviewed within **1–2 business days**. New apps or versi
 
 - **Payments**: apps using the payments capability go through additional policy review.
 - **`runAs: 'USER'`**: user action permissions require explicit approval as part of the review.
-- **External fetch domains**: new domain requests are reviewed separately and can add time (see [HTTP Fetch Policy](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md)).
+- **External fetch domains**: new domain requests are reviewed separately and can add time (see [HTTP Fetch](../capabilities/http-fetch.md)).
 
 To keep review moving:
 
@@ -418,10 +418,10 @@ Domain requests are reviewed separately from app publishing and can take **up to
 To make approval go smoothly:
 
 - Use exact hostnames only — no wildcards (`*.example.com`), no protocols (`https://`), and no paths (`api.example.com/webhooks`).
-- Add a "Fetch Domains" section to your `README.md` listing each domain and explaining why you need it. The expected format is documented in [HTTP Fetch Policy](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md).
+- Add a "Fetch Domains" section to your `README.md` listing each domain and explaining why you need it. The expected format is documented in [HTTP Fetch](../capabilities/http-fetch.md).
 - Include links to your Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy in your app details form.
 
-Before submitting, check the [global fetch allowlist](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md#global-fetch-allowlist) — if your domain is already listed there, no separate request is needed. Personal domains (e.g., `personaldomain.com`) aren't approved.
+Before submitting, check the [global fetch allowlist](../capabilities/http-fetch.md#global-fetch-allowlist) — if your domain is already listed there, no separate request is needed. Personal domains (e.g., `personaldomain.com`) aren't approved.
 
 </details>
 

versioned_docs/version-0.13/capabilities/http-fetch.md

@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ Domain entries must be exact hostnames only, such as nytimes.com or wikipedia.or
 * No protocols: https://api.example.com  
 * No paths: api.example.com/webhooks
 
-Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
+Domains that are approved for your app will be displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at `https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings`. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
 
-Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](https://developers.reddit.com/docs/capabilities/server/http-fetch#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
+Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
 
 ## Limitations
 
@@ -206,9 +206,9 @@ Domain entries must be exact hostnames only, such as nytimes.com or wikipedia.or
 * No protocols: https://api.example.com  
 * No paths: api.example.com/webhooks
 
-Domains that are approved for your app are displayed in the \[Developer Settings\](https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings) section for your app. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
+Domains that are approved for your app are displayed in the Developer Settings section for your app at `https://developers.reddit.com/apps/{your-app-slug}/developer-settings`. These domains are allow-listed for **your app only** and not globally.
 
-Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](https://developers.reddit.com/docs/capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
+Apps must request each individual domain that it intends to fetch, even if the domain is already globally allowed. See the [global fetch allowlist](#global-fetch-allowlist) to view the list of globally allowed domains.
 
 ### Terms and conditions
 

versioned_docs/version-0.13/guides/faq.mdx

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Most app versions are reviewed within **1–2 business days**. New apps or versi
 
 - **Payments**: apps using the payments capability go through additional policy review.
 - **`runAs: 'USER'`**: user action permissions require explicit approval as part of the review.
-- **External fetch domains**: new domain requests are reviewed separately and can add time (see [HTTP Fetch Policy](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md)).
+- **External fetch domains**: new domain requests are reviewed separately and can add time (see [HTTP Fetch](../capabilities/http-fetch.md)).
 
 To keep review moving:
 
@@ -418,10 +418,10 @@ Domain requests are reviewed separately from app publishing and can take **up to
 To make approval go smoothly:
 
 - Use exact hostnames only — no wildcards (`*.example.com`), no protocols (`https://`), and no paths (`api.example.com/webhooks`).
-- Add a "Fetch Domains" section to your `README.md` listing each domain and explaining why you need it. The expected format is documented in [HTTP Fetch Policy](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md).
+- Add a "Fetch Domains" section to your `README.md` listing each domain and explaining why you need it. The expected format is documented in [HTTP Fetch](../capabilities/http-fetch.md).
 - Include links to your Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy in your app details form.
 
-Before submitting, check the [global fetch allowlist](../capabilities/server/http-fetch-policy.md#global-fetch-allowlist) — if your domain is already listed there, no separate request is needed. Personal domains (e.g., `personaldomain.com`) aren't approved.
+Before submitting, check the [global fetch allowlist](../capabilities/http-fetch.md#global-fetch-allowlist) — if your domain is already listed there, no separate request is needed. Personal domains (e.g., `personaldomain.com`) aren't approved.
 
 </details>