ICU-21982 ICU-21981 Fix and add correct links to documentation

See #2065
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"source\\allinone\\allinone.sln".
* Build the Debug/Release + x86/x64 configurations (all 4 configurations).
* Make sure the generated data file (ex: "icu4c\\bin\\icudt64.dll") is not
stub data, it should be ~26MB.
stub data, it should be ~26MB. [Instructions on getting the full data](../../../userguide/icu4c/faq#why-am-i-seeing-a-small--only-a-few-k--instead-of-a-large--several-megabytes--data-shared-library-icudt)
* Open the "all" Solution file located under "source\\samples\\all\\all.sln".
* Build both x86 and x64 using the "Batch Build" option. This is located under
the menu Build > Batch Build.

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date.
5. ICU's default build includes about 200 conversion tables. See the [ICU
Data](../icudata.md) chapter for how to add or remove conversion tables
Data](../icu_data/index.md) chapter for how to add or remove conversion tables
and other data.
6. In ICU, you can (and should) also use APIs that map a charset name

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@ -30,13 +30,13 @@ In addition, ICU4C installs several scripts and makefile fragments that help
build other code using ICU.
For C++, note that there are [Recommended Build
Options](icu4c/build#recommended-build-options)
Options](../icu4c/build#recommended-build-options)
(both for normal use and for ICU as system-level libraries) which are not
default simply for compatibility with older ICU-using code.
Starting with ICU 49, the ICU4C Readme has a short section about
[User-Configurable
Settings](icu4c/build#user-configurable-settings).
Settings](../icu4c/build#user-configurable-settings).
## C++ Makefiles

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converters will be used, others may be removed. Additionally, data may be
packaged as individual files or interchangeable archives (.dat files), allowing
data to be installed and removed without rebuilding ICU. For details, see the
[ICU Data](../icudata.md) chapter.
[ICU Data](../icu_data/index.md) chapter.
## ICU Versions
(This section assumes the reader is familiar with [ICU version numbers](../design#version-numbers-in-icu) as
covered in the [Design](../design.md) chapter, and filename conventions for
(This section assumes the reader is familiar with [ICU version numbers](../icu/design#version-numbers-in-icu) as
covered in the [Design](../icu/design.md) chapter, and filename conventions for
libraries as described above.)
### POSIX Library Names
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The services which are now known as ICU were written to provide operating
system-level and application environment-level services. Several operating
systems include ICU as a standard or optional package.
See [ICU Binary Compatibility](../design#icu-binary-compatibility) for
See [ICU Binary Compatibility](../dev/codingguidelines#binary-data-formats) for
more details.