docs: handle trailing slash behaviour for all URLs#6254
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The PR here #6252 removed a load of 'duplicates', but actually they were working around the fact that the default configuration in vercel doesn't handle trailing slash re-routing. This PR means that any URL with a trailing slash will be re-routed to the naked URI (i.e. strip the trailing slash).
How did you test this code?
Tested via preview:
/clients/and/clients,/clients/ios/and/clients/ios) to confirm that the redirects work as expected now