fix: ignore trailing slash for endpoints with file extensions #13131
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#13111 removed special handling for endpoint trailing slashes, because they broke trailignSlash=always. However this caused a regression for endpoints that include a file extension. This PR changes the handling for endpoints that include a file extension, to always use
trailingSlash: "ignore". This means it will match with and without the extension. I've done it liek this rather than setting tonever, because that would be a breakign change. Currently file-based endpoints do obey trailing slash rules, even with file extensions. This is probably a mistake (who wants/sitemap.xml/), but some may rely on it so we'll move any change to Astro 6.Fixes #13128
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