fix broken link

[Mackenzie-OO7]

fixes the link to the previous page on "Integrate Celestia for service providers" page

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the integration guide to reflect a broader focus on wallet integrations for developers.
  • Corrected a hyperlink in the validator node setup tutorial to direct users to the appropriate section for consensus node setup.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces changes to two documentation files. The developers/integrate-celestia.md file now reflects a broader focus on wallet integrations instead of a specific wallet, while the nodes/validator-node.md file updates a hyperlink for clarity in the tutorial for setting up a validator node.

Changes

File	Change Summary
developers/integrate-celestia.md	Renamed description from "Integrating Cosmostation for developers" to "Integrating Wallets for developers."
nodes/validator-node.md	Updated hyperlink reference from /nodes/full-consensus-node#set-up-a-full-consensus-node to /nodes/consensus-node#set-up-a-consensus-node.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: fix some broken links #1611: Updates links related to Celestia in developers/integrate-celestia.md, connecting to wallet integrations.
• fix broken link in Setting up a Validator node page #1667: Modifies a hyperlink in nodes/validator-node.md, enhancing user guidance in documentation.
• docs: slim down community, fix instances of mainnet -> mainnet beta #1712: Updates terminology from "mainnet" to "Mainnet Beta" across documents, clarifying integration topics.

Suggested reviewers

• jcstein

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