docs: Update Middleware docs on ignoring prefetches #56799
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There's a discussion here on how to prevent App Router prefetches to go through the Middleware: #37736
It wasn't really clear how that works and if it is possible. But it seems like the docs on this are a little bit hidden on the CSP page: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/configuring/content-security-policy
The
sourceandmissingoptions are not documented on the Middleware page, so I think this PR adds some clarity to that.The example is taken from the CSP docs.
Also verified the example in my own project.