fix: preserve query strings in legacy documentation redirects - #364
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The legacy redirects append location.hash but omit location.search, so a link such as /search.html?q=maintenance reaches the versioned search page without its search term. Append the original query before the fragment. The existing relative target, location.replace behavior, canonical link and static fallback remain unchanged. No specification content, parser API, dependencies or version-selection behavior changes. Signed-off-by: thc1006 <84045975+thc1006@users.noreply.github.com>
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Good catch, thanks @thc1006! |
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The legacy redirects append
location.hashbut omitlocation.search, so a link such as/search.html?q=maintenancereaches the versioned search page without its search term.Append the original query before the fragment. The existing relative target,
location.replacebehavior, canonical link and static fallback remain unchanged. No specification content, parser API, dependencies or version-selection behavior changes.Fixes #363