Add 'latest' query route #815
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Should always refer to most recent job for the specified scenario. * have the same link for test development, i.e. if one retriggers tests, the person has to always update the URL. If there would be a static URL even the browser can be instructed to reload the page automatically * for linking to the always current execution of the last job within one scenario, e.g. to respond faster to the standard question in bug reports "does this bug still happen?"
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Should always refer to most recent job for the specified scenario.
person has to always update the URL. If there would be a static URL even the
browser can be instructed to reload the page automatically
scenario, e.g. to respond faster to the standard question in bug reports "does
this bug still happen?"