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Synchronize the location and origin trailing '/' #30
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If the location ends with one, and the origin doesn't: add a '/' to the origin. If the location does not end with a slash, but the origin does: remove the trailing slash from the origin.
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If the location ends with one, and the origin doesn't: add a '/' to the origin.
If the location does not end with a slash, but the origin does: remove the trailing slash from the origin.
This is one way of fixing/improving #29
I'm not 100% sure here, maybe the better approach would be to just remove any automatic slash handling. With this change it is at least "consistent" what is happening.