Add slash to paths that need them in serve #247
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* add slash to paths that need them * only rewrite on html type requests * fix test
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Type: bug
Description:
In serve mode, if serve-static can't resolve a file it sends a 301 redirect with an additional slash. This causes problems with relative paths on the page afterwards.
Rather than having this behaviour, instead opt to add the slash before resolving in serve-static.