Docs: move tutorial screenshots in their own subfolder

docs/content/tutorials/automated-deployments.md

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 ## Setting up version control
 
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 ## Welcome to wercker
 
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 ## Register
 
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 ## Connect GitHub/Bitbucket
 
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 ## Add your project
 
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 ## Select a repository
 
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 ## Select the repository owner
 
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 ## Configure access
 
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 ## Wercker.yml
 
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 ## Public or not
 
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 ## And we've got an app
 
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 ## Adding steps
 
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 ## Using Hugo-Build
 
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 ## Adding a GitHub Pages step
 
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 ## Configure the deploy step
 
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 ## Conclusion