How to do friendly urls work with slashes at the end?

@dustin.green 

In friendly URLs, a trailing slash at the end of the URL typically represents a directory and is used to indicate the structure of the website. The web server treats URLs with and without the trailing slash differently and can cause issues when handling redirects or content requests. To handle this, most web servers can be configured to automatically redirect URLs with or without a trailing slash to the same URL, ensuring that the same content is accessible regardless of the format of the URL. This helps to maintain consistency, improve user experience, and prevent broken links.