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Rather than .../cgit/
This allows for a general redirect that can be used in multiple places
in the website in future, without it getting confused over the
/style/cgit/ directory.
Put redirects in to make old links/bookmarks still work. Not as if
anyone has made bookmarks already, but it's a good habit to get into.
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It has all the benefits previously mentioned in commit 2f547251, as well
as mirroring the common programming convention of using a "_" prefix to
identify private variables/functions
Hides files beginning with _ from mod_autoindex listings
As well as 404ing on files starting with "_", also 404 on files starting
with ".", as these are also private. Except for /.well-known/, because
that's... well known, and should be public.
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How very meta!
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Allows putting all the repeated stuff in one place (DRY!), so that if it
needs changing it only needs to change once.
Start the name of the included file with "@", and disallow the retrieval
of files beginning with "@" (returning 404) so that it can't be
downloaded, because it won't output anything meaningful.
Why "@"? Because it's about the only ASCII punctuation character that
doesn't mean anything special to most shells (bash), or programs, and is
therefore easy to use as a filename on the command line. I almost went
with "+", but it turns out that nvim treats arguments beginning with "+"
as options. So "@" it is.
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So we don't conflict with the alias for /icons/ already set up by
mod_alias, and in use by mod_autoindex.
Seriously, who thought it would be a good idea to reserve the /icons
namespace, as if no website might already want to use that???
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