updates based on @learn-build-service-prod

Author: chatasweetie

…s/command-palette/CommandContextItem.png …command-palette/command-context-item.pnghub/images/command-palette/CommandContextItem.png renamed to hub/images/command-palette/command-context-item.png hub/images/command-palette/CommandContextItem.png renamed to hub/images/command-palette/command-context-item.png

@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ There are two different kinds of pages you can show:
 
 - [ListPage](./microsoft-commandpalette-extensions-toolkit/listpage.md) - This is a page that shows a list of commands. This is what we've been working with so far.
 
-![Screenshot of ListPage](../../images/command-palette/ListPage.png)
+![Screenshot of ListPage](../../images/command-palette/list-page.png)
 
 - [ContentPage](./microsoft-commandpalette-extensions-toolkit/contentpage.md) - This is a page that shows rich content to the user. This allows you to specify abstract content, and let Command Palette worry about rendering the content in a native experience. There are two different types of content supported so far:
   - [Markdown content](./using-markdown-content.md) - This is content that's written in Markdown, and is rendered in the Command Palette. See [MarkdownContent](./microsoft-commandpalette-extensions-toolkit/markdowncontent.md) for details.
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ internal sealed partial class MySecondPage : ListPage
 +           new ListItem(new MySecondPage()) { Title = "My second page", Subtitle = "A second page of commands" },
         ];
     }
-```f
+```
 
 1. Deploy your extension
 1. In Command Palette, `Reload`

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@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ internal sealed partial class SampleContentForm : FormContent
 
 The `SampleContentForm` contains the form and form submission logic. The `TemplateJson` contains the form structure and actions. This example only contains one text input which has the id of "Name" and has one action of submitting the form. The `SubmitForm` handles parsing the payload; if its invalid will return the command to home and otherwise will display a confirmation dialog and a toast notification.
 
-1. Open <ExtensionName>CommandsProvider.cs
+1. Open /<ExtensionName/>CommandsProvider.cs
 1. Replace the `MarkdownPage` for  `FormPage`:
 
 ```diff
@@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ To add this content to your extension:
 1. Deploy your extension
 1. In Command Palette, `Reload`
 
-![Screenshot of extension using ContentPage for form with toggles](../../images/command-palette/form-toggle-comdpal.png)
+![Screenshot of extension using ContentPage for form with toggles](../../images/command-palette/form-toggle-command-palette.png)
 
 `TemplateJson` and `DataJson` work together to create dynamic, data-driven forms. `TemplateJson` can act as fhe Form Blueprint and `DataJson` as the Dynamic Content Source.
 

hub/images/command-palette/ListPage.png hub/images/command-palette/list-page.pnghub/images/command-palette/ListPage.png renamed to hub/images/command-palette/list-page.png

@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ public class <ExtensionName>Page : ContentPage
 1. Select \<ExtensionName\>
 1. Press `Enter` key, the docs should open
 
-![Screenshot of extension using CommandContextItem](../../images/command-palette/CommandContextItem.png)
+![Screenshot of extension using CommandContextItem](../../images/command-palette/command-context-item.png)
 
 ### Next up: [Get user input with forms](using-form-pages.md)