docs: overhaul plugin development documentation

docs/plugin_dev/advanced_concepts/DeckController.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 The [DeckController](DeckController.md) is a high-level object that allows you to control [Stream Decks](https://www.elgato.com/uk/en/s/welcome-to-stream-deck). It builds on top of the [Stream Deck](https://github.com/abcminiuser/python-elgato-streamdeck/blob/master/src/Stream Deck/Devices/Stream Deck.py) class of the [python-elgato-streamdeck](https://github.com/abcminiuser/python-elgato-streamdeck) library.  
 It manages the backgrounds, videos, labels and gives plugins and StreamController itself a nice interface.
 
-Under normal conditions you should not need to use this object directly because all important methods are make available through the [ActionBase](../bases/ActionBase_py.md). However, if you want to write an action with more deeply integration like for example changing the background, you will need to call methods on [DeckController](DeckController.md) directly.
+Under normal conditions you should not need to use this object directly because all important methods are made available through [ActionCore](../bases/ActionCore_py.md). However, if you want to write an action with more deeply integration like for example changing the background, you will need to call methods on [DeckController](DeckController.md) directly.

docs/plugin_dev/advanced_concepts/PageCaching.md

@@ -9,4 +9,4 @@ However, it's important to be aware of its existence to circumvent potential iss
     Despite this, it's a common pitfall. Why? Because when a user navigates away from a page and then returns, your action's state might still be in the cache. Consequently, your plugin may falsely assume the correct image is displayed when, in fact, it is not.
 
 : **Solution:**
-    : To address this, simply reset the `current_state` variable within the [`on_ready`](../bases/ActionBase_py.md#on_ready) method. The `on_ready` method is invoked each time a page is loaded, allowing you to reset the `current_state` variable.
+    : To address this, simply reset the `current_state` variable within the [`on_ready`](../bases/ActionCore_py.md#on_ready) method. The `on_ready` method is invoked each time a page is loaded, allowing you to reset the `current_state` variable.

docs/plugin_dev/advanced_concepts/Signals.md

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-Signals are called when special actions are performed in the ui, allowing the plugin to respond to these actions. For example, should your plugin have some kind of page selection in the [config area](../bases/ActionBase_py.md#get_config_rows) your plugin needs to get informed if a page gets renamed. That's exactly what signals are for.
+Signals are called when special actions are performed in the ui, allowing the plugin to respond to these actions. For example, should your plugin have some kind of page selection in the [config area](../bases/ActionCore_py.md#get_config_rows) your plugin needs to get informed if a page gets renamed. That's exactly what signals are for.
 
 ## Available signals
 
@@ -61,12 +61,12 @@ Signals are called when special actions are performed in the ui, allowing the pl
 from src.Signals import Signals
 ```
 2. Connect to the signal  
-This is done by the [`connect`](../bases/ActionBase_py.md#connect) method of the [`ActionBase`](../bases/ActionBase_py.md):
+This is done by the [`connect`](../bases/ActionCore_py.md#connect) method of [ActionCore](../bases/ActionCore_py.md):
 ```python
 self.connect(signal=Signals.PageRename, callback=self.on_page_rename)
 ```
 3. Done !!  
 Now every time a page gets renamed the `on_page_rename` method will be called.
 
 ## Not enough?
-Should you need a signal that is currently not availble feel free to open a [issue](https://github.com/Core447/StreamController/issues) or work on an own [pull request](https://github.com/Core447/StreamController/pulls).
+Should you need a signal that is currently not availble feel free to open a [issue](https://github.com/StreamController/StreamController/issues) or work on an own [pull request](https://github.com/StreamController/StreamController/pulls).