adds a forward slash to the end or the url

[JonDevOps]

first four lines deal with the removal of the .html extension in the url, the following four lines deals with the addition of the trailing slash and redirecting.

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[hannahpi]

I'm not sure I completely understand this, would this always add a / to the end of the URL or only during certain conditions? I would think that you'd want to add / but only when with the following conditions:

• The url does not end with a file extension
• The url does not end with a /

Special considerations:

• Make sure to ignore domain names (i.e. a request sent to w3develops.org should not be considered a file extension)
• Make sure that dots(.) aren't going to be in any part of the api (such as a restful API) so if you have something like a get w3develops.org/users/some.user.with.a.dot but I think api calls wouldn't care whether or not there would be a trailing /.

I'm guessing this addresses all of this already but I'm not sure how these rules work exactly: what conditions are associated with which rules and such--are additional conditions applied to all the rules you have in the file? Are the conditions met when any one of the conditions are true (I'm guessing so--I don't think they could all be true).

[hannahpi]

It looks good to me. I'm a bit suspicious that it's doing more than what is needed. I think we can cross that bridge when/if we get to it though. If someone else wants to chime in feel free to!

[JonDevOps]

I'm closing this as an unnecessary patch. @waterlgndx thank you for your input!