Why link to connectors.airbyte.com if pyairbyte is used?

PyAirbyte is a Python library that allows you to run syncs within a Python script for a subset of connectors. The documentation around PyAirbyte connectors is automatically generated from the connector's JSON schema spec. This means that the connectors available for use with PyAirbyte are documented and maintained in a structured manner. The reason to link to the connectors documentation, such as [connectors.airbyte.com](http://connectors.airbyte.com), is to provide users with detailed information about each connector, including configuration options, capabilities, and limitations. This is crucial for setting up and using the connectors correctly within PyAirbyte. For example, the [Getting Started with PyAirbyte](https://docs.airbyte.com/using-airbyte/pyairbyte/getting-started#available-connectors) documentation lists available connectors and provides links to their respective reference pages. These pages contain essential information that helps users understand how to configure and use each connector effectively. Here is a snippet from the documentation showing how to use a connector with PyAirbyte:

python import airbyte as ab      source = ab.get_source(    "source-faker",    config={"count": 5_000},    install_if_missing=True,   )   source.check()   source.select_all_streams()   result = source.read()      for name, records in result.streams.items():    print(f"Stream {name}: {len(list(records))} records")

For more detailed information on each connector, you can refer to the specific connector documentation linked in the [Available connectors](https://docs.airbyte.com/using-airbyte/pyairbyte/getting-started#available-connectors) section. By linking to the connectors documentation, users can ensure they have the most up-to-date and comprehensive information needed to successfully integrate and use the connectors with PyAirbyte.