DOC-3371: Remove general /docs/demo/ redirect causing catch-all issue for other redirects.#3988
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Ticket: DOC-3371
Changes:
Looking at some redirects, it seem that by simply removing the general
/docs/demo/redirect, this should allow the specific/docs/demo/...redirects to work as expected.- currently they are not. The general/docs/demo/rule seems to be catching requests like/docs/demo/basic-example/before the specific rule runs, and depending on order and matching logic this is causing issues.What happens now:
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/docs/demo/basic-example/→/docs/tinymce/latest/basic-example/✅
/docs/demo/casechange/→/docs/tinymce/latest/casechange/✅ All other specific /docs/demo/... paths → their specific destinations
The specific redirects should now work without the catch-all interfering.
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