Much more README enhancements

Author: chrisgitiota

components_move/README.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ The [`Counter` example](./examples/counter/README.md) is a very simple example,
 `RoleMap` and `Capability` for role based access control. The accompanying 
 [test file](./examples/counter/tests/counter_tests.move) demonstrates the Move user experience.
 
-The TF product Audit Trails uses the `RoleMap` to manage access to the audit trail records and their operations, which 
+The Trust Framework product *Audit Trails* uses the `RoleMap` to manage access to the audit trail records and their operations, which 
 can be seen as a more complex example:
 * The `RoleMap` is integrated in the `audit_trail::main` module to manage access to the audit trail records and 
   their operations. See [here](https://github.com/iotaledger/notarization/blob/main/audit-trail-move/sources/audit_trail.move#L208) for an example.

components_move/examples/counter/README.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ In general, to integrate the `RoleMap` into a shared object,
 we need to define a Permission enum similar to the [enum used for IOTA Audit Trails](https://github.com/iotaledger/notarization/blob/main/audit-trail-move/sources/permission.move#L10-L11).
 
 The Permission enum for the shared `Counter` example is called `CounterPermission` and 
-can be found in the [permission.move](./counter/permission.move) file.
+can be found in the [permission.move](./sources/permission.move) file.
 
 ## RoleMap Integration
 
@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@ this example, requires the following steps. The target object needs to:
 * use the `RoleMap.is_capability_valid()` function to check whether a provided capability has the required permission
 
 The implementation of the shared `Counter` example can be found in the
-[counter.move](./counter/counter.move) file.
+[counter.move](./sources/counter.move) file.
 
 ## User experience and testing the Integration
 
-The accompanying [counter_tests.move](./examples/counter/tests/counter_tests.move) file demonstrates the
+The accompanying [counter_tests.move](./tests/counter_tests.move) file demonstrates the
 user experience of users interacting with the shared `Counter` object using the integrated
 `RoleMap` and `Capability` objects.