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tsdb/docs: fix head chunks directory + link from README (#7309) 

Signed-off-by: Simon Pasquier <spasquie@redhat.com>
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* [Index](index.md) * [Index](index.md)
* [Chunks](chunks.md) * [Chunks](chunks.md)
* [Head Chunks](head_chunks.md)
* [Tombstones](tombstones.md) * [Tombstones](tombstones.md)
* [Wal](wal.md) * [Wal](wal.md)

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# Head Chunks on Disk Format # Head Chunks on Disk Format
The following describes the format of a chunks file, The following describes the format of a chunks file, which is created in the
which is created in the `wal/chunks/` inside the data directory. `chunks_head/` directory inside the data directory.
Chunks in the files are referenced from the index by uint64 composed of Chunks in the files are referenced from the index by uint64 composed of
in-file offset (lower 4 bytes) and segment sequence number (upper 4 bytes). in-file offset (lower 4 bytes) and segment sequence number (upper 4 bytes).
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# Chunk # Chunk
Unlike chunks in the on-disk blocks, here we additionally store series reference that the chunks belongs to and the mint/maxt of the chunks. This is because we don't have an index associated with these chunks, hence these meta information are used while replaying the chunks. Unlike chunks in the on-disk blocks, here we additionally store series
reference that the chunks belongs to and the mint/maxt of the chunks. This is
because we don't have an index associated with these chunks, hence these meta
information are used while replaying the chunks.
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