fixed directories

Signed-off-by: wthrajat <rajatkhanduri290102@gmail.com>

docs/developer_resources.md

@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ In this protocol it's always important to as much as possible avoid DOS attack o
 
 Alice is the taker, Bob, Charlie and Dennis are makers. For a detailed explanation including definitions see the mailing list email [here](https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2020-October/018221.html). That email should be read first and then you can jump back to the diagram below when needed while reading the code.
 
-Protocol messages are defined by the structs found in `src/messages.rs` and serialized into json with rust's serde crate.
+Protocol messages are defined by the structs found in `src/protocol/messages.rs` and serialized into JSON with rust's serde crate.
 
 ```
  | Alice           | Bob             | Charlie         |  Dennis         | message, or (step) if repeat
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ to either side of a coinswap hop. The entity which created a transaction paying
 address is called the sender, because they sent the coins into the coinswap address. The other
 entity is called the receiver, because they will receive the coins after the coinswap is complete.
 
-Protocol messages are defined in two enums in the `src/messages.rs`. The individual message names
+Protocol messages are defined in two enums in the `src/protocol/messages.rs`. The individual message names
 use `Send` and `Recv` in them to identify their context as per the above definition.
 
 ```rust
@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ pub enum TakerToMakerMessage {
 }
 ```
 
-A step-by-step communication sequence for a typical 3-hop-swap with the above messages is provided in [`src/messages.rs`](https://github.com/utxo-teleport/teleport-transactions/blob/30be708642cfdaa206d52e147ecb580af7db0bda/src/messages.rs#L20-L59), as below.
+A step-by-step communication sequence for a typical 3-hop-swap with the above messages is provided in [`src/protocol/messages.rs`](https://github.com/utxo-teleport/teleport-transactions/blob/master/src/protocol/messages.rs#L20-L62), as below.
 
 ```
 //! The simplest 3 hop Coinswap communication, between a Taker and two Makers in a multi-hop coinswap is shown below.