### Check existing issues - [x] I've verified that this bug isn't described by any existing issues. ### Bug description The documentation links provided by Charmcraft, such as when doing `charmcraft -h` or `charmcraft login -h`, point to an invalid page. The link is built with the full version of Charmcraft CLI, such as `4.4.1`, instead of `4` or `latest`, meaning the links point to nonexistent pages. ### Steps to reproduce 1. Run any command that would generate a documentation link, for example, `charmcraft -h` or `charmcraft login -h`. 2. Try to follow the link presented without modification 3. Observe 404! ### Environment charmcraft 4.4.1 ### charmcraft.yaml ```yaml If the issue is specific to a project, share its `charmcraft.yaml`. This field automatically renders as YAML, so you don't need to add special formatting. ``` ### Log output ```shell charmcraft login -h Usage: charmcraft login [options] Summary: Login to Charmhub. Charmcraft will prompt for your Ubuntu One email address and password. When you have successfully logged in, Charmcraft will store a token for ongoing access to Charmhub at the CLI (if `--export` option was not used otherwise it will only save the credentials in the indicated file). If `--export <file>` option is used, a secret credentials file will be created. And the file can be used to set `CHARMCRAFT_AUTH` environment variable. export CHARMCRAFT_AUTH=$(cat secret) This is suitable for Linux environments without a Vault, such as remote servers and CI/CD pipelines. Please ensure the secret file and environment variable are secured. Remember to `charmcraft logout` if you want to remove that token from your local system, especially in a shared environment. If the credentials are exported, they can also be attenuated in several ways specifying their time-to-live (`--ttl`), on which channels would work (`--channel`), what actions will be able to do (`--permission`), and on which packages they will work (using `--charm` or `--bundle`). See also `charmcraft whoami` to verify that you are logged in. Options: -h, --help: Show this help message and exit -v, --verbose: Show debug information and be more verbose -q, --quiet: Only show warnings and errors, not progress --verbosity: Set the verbosity level to 'quiet', 'brief', 'verbose', 'debug' or 'trace' -V, --version: Show the application version and exit --export: Export the Charmhub unencrypted secret credentials to a file --charm: The charm(s) on which the required credentials would work (this option can be indicated multiple times; defaults to all) --bundle: The bundle(s) on which the required credentials would work (this option can be indicated multiple times; defaults to all) --channel: The channel(s) on which the required credentials would work (this option can be indicated multiple times, defaults to any channel) --permission: The permission(s) that the required credentials will have (this option can be indicated multiple times, defaults to all permissions) --ttl: The time-to-live (in seconds) of the required credentials (defaults to 30 hours) See also: logout names register unregister whoami For a summary of all commands, run 'charmcraft help --all'. For more information, check out: https://documentation.ubuntu.com/charmcraft/4.4.1/reference/commands/login ```