Move cross-functional to a top level
Why is this change being made?
Initially the new Cross-functional Prioritization Content was added as a child page of our Product Development Flow. Since these two are separate, we are moving the prioritization pages to a top level folder.
Discussion at https://gitlab.slack.com/archives/C03AWM7780G/p1655405407874569?thread_ts=1655403370.731799&cid=C03AWM7780G
Tasks left
- Update remaining references to /cross-functional-prioritization.html and /cross-functional-dashboard-reviews.html (in Product, QA, UX pages)
- Create redirects for
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/product-development-flow/cross-functional-prioritization.html
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/product-development-flow/cross-functional-prioritization/cross-functional-dashboard-reviews.html
tocross-functional-prioritization/cross-functional-dashboard-reviews.html
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