fix: browser back navigation fails with hash URLs#17081
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Hash links were rendered as plain <a> tags, which meant browser history was managed natively. When navigating from a subpage back to a page with a hash URL (e.g., /community/events#conferences), the browser interpreted this as a same-page scroll rather than a route change, causing the UI to stay on the wrong page. Switching hash links to use I18nLink ensures the Next.js router properly manages history, so back navigation triggers a full route change. Fixes ethereum#17080
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Summary
Fixes browser back button navigation failing when returning to a page with a hash URL fragment. The issue occurred because hash links were rendered as plain
<a>tags, causing the browser to interpret back navigation as a same-page scroll rather than a proper route change.BaseLinkcomponent to useI18nLink(Next.js router) instead of native<a>tagsFixes #17080
Test plan
/community/events/community/events/meetups//community/eventsand displays the main events page content