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Redirect the old /downloads URLs to the latest GitHub release - #3
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Links to openfuel.ca/downloads shared before downloads moved to GitHub releases keep working: each file redirects to the same file in the latest release, and anything else under /downloads to the release page.
The embedded app shows the message once the browser answers its location request, so reading it straight after opening the frame failed intermittently.
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Summary
Downloads moved to GitHub releases in #2. This adds a Workers static-assets
_redirectsfile so that links toopenfuel.ca/downloads/...shared before the move keep working:/downloads/redirects to the release page.Testing
wrangler devlocally: each old URL answered 302 with the expected GitHubreleases/latestlocation, and/preview/still answered 200.pytest tests: 77 passed.