Remove canonical redirect for uploads #5
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And don't use is_404() as the initial check, but rather check to see if the request is for something inside the uploads directory. Fixes #5
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If you upload an attachment and then delete it from disk, WordPress may think that you're actually referring to the attachment post itself. So we need to disable canonical redirects for URLs that are pointing inside of the uploads directory.