CMR-10184: Add link to collection if a STAC API is present in the related urls of collection metadata.

[doug-newman-nasa]

https://bugs.earthdata.nasa.gov/browse/CMR-10184

A CMR collection can now indicate to consumers that it has a STAC API. If that is the case then we should use that link instead of a generic one inserted at runtime. This is useful of collections that do not index their granule metadata in CMR, like CWIC collections.

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[doug-newman-nasa]

Question: how do you run the prettier on the command line? I tried the ' --write' option but it only told me which files need to be changed. I resorted to installing prettier on VS code and formatting each file to get past the CI check. I'd rather do it at the command line and add documentation for others.

[dmistry1]

Question: how do you run the prettier on the command line? I tried the ' --write' option but it only told me which files need to be changed. I resorted to installing prettier on VS code and formatting each file to get past the CI check. I'd rather do it at the command line and add documentation for others.

I typically I run the command npm run prettier:fix, which essentially runs prettier src --write to resolve formatting issues.