Jonathan Summers-MuirandTom Hanson
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* feat: remove new from basePath and update rewrites/manual imports * add zones setup. add baseurl to docs. remove redirects on /web * oops * wrong format of baseUrl * ignore broken links for now * change baseUrl * change url * remove rewrites in vercel * chore: try and get assets to work in docs * change site * change url * add jsconfig * change config (again) * add /docs/ back in * remove new * move homepage back * chore: move redirects * chore: update readme * move vercel.json settings into nextjs config * try baseUrl * fix config * add permanent attributes to next config * oops. wrong url * fix: regex highlighting * chore: add discord link * tiry up config * remove file no longer needed. leave an explanation in file * fix url * fix: image urls * remove more /new/ urls Co-authored-by: Tom Hanson <tomhanson1985@gmail.com>
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