fix: use rewrite_url/1 for teaser images#3088
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In this Slack thread it was shared that the first image in the right rail on the World Cup Guide page directly points to our Drupal URL, which we generally avoid doing around here.
Implementation
We usually rewrite content URLs to avoid that, but there was a spot we missed. Each content type seems to be handled in its own way so this took a while to track down. But this was a teaser of a page rendered within a
ContentList.edit in second commit: should apply to any image parsed from a Teaser.
How to test
Go to http://localhost:4001/guides/world-cup-guide (or deploy it and go to that path there) and see the
srcof the image is a relative URL rather than an absolute URL topantheon.io. Another example is the related project at/projects/green-line-c-branch-station-accessibility-improvements.