WebHost: fix accidental robots.txt capture #3502
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What is this fixing or adding?
fixes that for example on archipelago.gg the /static/* path is intercepted and if a match is found, is served by nginx instead of flask, so the app had no way of controlling access.
How was this tested?
I tested that localhost/robots.txt still works.