Hotfix: Replaces internal linking with direct links for content through react components #1343
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This hotfix resolves the issue with the internal links from react components with the use of the "@docusaurus/Translate"function in the documentation. All affected internal links have been replaced with full direct links to avoid errors in the URL structure caused by the trailing slash problem in productive use. This should eliminate all 404 errors after page reloads for the users and indexing/console with Google.
Disclaimer: This is not intended to be an optimal or final solution. It is a temporary solution until a long-term and better solution is developed.