feat: redirect for rollup-overview

[jcstein]

Overview

This PR adds a redirect for developers/rollup-overview that forwards visitors to developers/build-whatever. rollup-overview was removed in #1515 in a restructuring.

Potential blocker for this PR: the page rollup-overview will still be indexed. Unfortunately, there is no good way to handle redirects in Vitepress out-of-the-box.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Introduced a new rollup-overview.md file to guide users with redirection instructions when accessed directly.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces a new markdown document that outlines a simple HTML page equipped with a meta refresh tag. This tag is designed to redirect users to a different URL when the page is accessed directly, enhancing the navigation experience and maintaining the flow of user interaction.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
developers/.../rollup-overview.md	Added a document detailing an HTML page with a meta refresh redirect.

🐰✨
Oh hoppity hop in the code we weave,
A new page sprouts, oh do believe!
With a flick and a flash, it redirects with glee,
From one little URL to the next, tee-hee!
Celebrate the paths where our bytes do roam,
In the digital burrows we call home! 🌐🚀
🐰💻

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• developers/rollup-overview.md (1 hunks)

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developers/rollup-overview.md (1)

Near line 1: Possible spelling mistake found.
Context: # Rollup overview <!-- markdownlint-disable MD0...

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developers/rollup-overview.md (3)

7-7: Ensure the URL in the meta tag is the correct path for redirection.

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10-10: Good fallback link provided for users in case the automatic redirection fails.

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4-12: HTML structure is appropriate for a redirection page.

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2024-04-24 16:59 UTC