message: fixed broken link and doc enhancement.
diff: # AutoRest PowerShell Specific Options
  -## Controlling the output folder layout
  +There are a couple of PowerShell specific things you may want to do:
  +- [Control The Module Output Folder Layout](#Control-The-Module-Output-Folder-Layout)
  +- [Tweak The Way It Generates Cmdlets](#Tweak-The-Way-It-Generates-Cmdlets)
  +
  +## Control The Module Output Folder Layout
  By default, AutoRest's PowerShell Generator will place all the files under [this directory layout](./default-directory-layout.md). However, if you want to customize the directory layout, you may specify the following nodes at the top-level of the Literate Configuration document:
  @@ -63,7 +67,7 @@ api-extensions-folder: <path>
  ```
  -#### file ranames
  +#### file renames
  In addition, if you desire to rename the module name or specific file names, you may use:
  @@ -77,9 +81,9 @@ psm1: <name> # module file
  Note: By default these files will be named after the module-name. For example, the manifest file will be \<module-name>.psd1.
  -## Tweaking the way it generates cmdlets
  +## Tweak The Way It Generates Cmdlets
  -To change the way AutoRest generates cmdlets you can use one of the built-in directives outlined below, or you can [declare your own directives](https://github.com/Azure/autorest/blob/new-documentation/src/autorest-core/resources/default-configuration.md#directives). You may specify the directives you want to use at the top-level of the Literate Configuration document. For example:
  +To change the way AutoRest generates cmdlets you can use one of the built-in directives outlined below, or you can [declare your own directives](https://github.com/Azure/autorest/blob/master/src/autorest-core/resources/default-configuration.md#directives). You may specify the directives you want to use at the top-level of the Literate Configuration document. For example:
  ```yaml
  @@ -102,9 +106,9 @@ The following directives cover the most common tweaking scenarios for cmdlet gen
  Note: If you have feedback about these directives, or you would like additional built-in directives, feel free to open an issue at https://github.com/Azure/autorest.
  -#### Cmdlet Suppression
  +#### Cmdlet Generation Suppression
  -For cmdlet suppression we support both string literals and regex patterns.
  +For cmdlet generation suppression we support both string literals and regex patterns.
  To remove a specific cmdlet, provide the name of the cmdlet. For example:
  