scan.md in fastlane-2.61.0

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 👱      | Automatically switches to the [travis formatter](https://github.com/kattrali/xcpretty-travis-formatter) when running on Travis
 📖     | Helps you resolve common test errors like simulator not responding
 
 _scan_ uses a plain `xcodebuild` command, therefore keeping 100% compatible with `xcodebuild`. To generate the nice output, _scan_ uses [xcpretty](https://github.com/supermarin/xcpretty). You can alway access the raw output in `~/Library/Logs/scan`.
 
-![img/actions/scanScreenshot.png](assets/scanScreenshot.png)
-![img/actions/slack.png](assets/slack.png)
-![img/actions/scanHTML.png](assets/scanHTML.png)
-![img/actions/scanHTMLFailing.png](assets/scanHTMLFailing.png)
+![img/actions/scanScreenshot.png](/img/actions/scanScreenshot.png)
+![img/actions/slack.png](/img/actions/slack.png)
+![img/actions/scanHTML.png](/img/actions/scanHTML.png)
+![img/actions/scanHTMLFailing.png](/img/actions/scanHTMLFailing.png)
 
 # Usage
 
     fastlane scan
 
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 Since you might want to manually trigger the tests but don't want to specify all the parameters every time, you can store your defaults in a so called `Scanfile`.
 
 Run `fastlane scan init` to create a new configuration file. Example:
 
-```ruby
+```ruby-skip-tests
 scheme "Example"
 devices ["iPhone 6s", "iPad Air"]
 
 clean true
 