docs: fix inconsistent image file extension casing

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• What this PR does / why we need it:
  Fixes inconsistent image file extension casing in the architecture documentation to ensure images render correctly on case-sensitive file systems and to maintain consistent file naming conventions.

• Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
  Fixes docs: Inconsistent Image File Extension Casing in Architecture Documentation #464

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves a documentation issue by standardizing the casing of an image file extension within the architecture documentation. This change is crucial for ensuring that images render correctly on case-sensitive file systems and for maintaining a consistent file naming convention across the project's documentation.

Highlights

• Documentation Consistency: Corrected an inconsistent image file extension casing from .PNG to .png in the architecture.md file to ensure proper rendering and maintain naming conventions.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly addresses an inconsistency in an image file extension casing within the English documentation, which is a good improvement for cross-platform compatibility. However, the fix is incomplete as a similar issue exists in the Chinese documentation. I have added a comment to highlight this for a more comprehensive fix.

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While this change correctly fixes the file extension casing for the English documentation, a similar inconsistency exists in the Chinese version of this file (content/zh/docs/architecture.md). On line 26 of that file, it still references arch_2.PNG. To ensure consistency across all documentation as the PR title suggests, please consider updating the Chinese document as well in this PR.

[Arhell]

/lgtm