Add RewriteBase directive template in .htaccess file into pub/static folder #13678
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This PR adds RewriteBase directive into .htaccess file into pub/static folder, in case the need is to install Magento code under a directory inside the web root. Setting this directive into .htaccess file in Magento root and without setting it into .htaccess under pub/static folder cause a file missing (js and css) by Apache Web Server