Now that we're indexing all docs/blogs premptively, is it easy to build the index page urls without the trailing /? The reason I added that / in the first place was to prevent having to check on disk if it was a file or directory before appending the README.md name. If we can avoid the extra check now, it'd be nice to be consistent.

Now that we're indexing all docs/blogs premptively, is it easy to build the index page urls without the trailing /? The reason I added that / in the first place was to prevent having to check on disk if it was a file or directory before appending the README.md name. If we can avoid the extra check now, it'd be nice to be consistent.

When the user navigates to a doc url we still use the url path to build the file path in the get_content_path method. We can't get away from the check now. We could do what your asking, but it's not trivial enough to throw into this PR.