Fix double locale bug in back navigation

[mohitb35]

Resolve an issue with back navigation that caused double locale entries by improving the logic for handling paths that already contain locales.

To reproduce issue:

• Open https://dev.pp.eco/en/yucatan in a new browser tab. After the page loads, press back. You should see the url https://dev.pp.eco/en/en and an error message ("Resource not found").

• Try out the same approach with the preview link in this PR (append /yucatan or /en/yucatan after the link), the issue should no longer be seen

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Walkthrough

This change refines the logic within the getLocalizedPath function in the src/utils/projectV2.ts file. The function now splits the input path into segments and checks if the first segment matches the locale rather than simply verifying if the path starts with the locale. The accompanying comments have been updated for clarity. There are no modifications to any exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Summary
src/utils/projectV2.ts	Updated getLocalizedPath to split the path into segments and check the first segment for the locale. Comments have been revised accordingly.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant F as getLocalizedPath

    U->>F: Call getLocalizedPath(path, locale)
    F->>F: Split path into segments
    F->>F: Check if first segment equals locale
    alt Locale matches
        F->>U: Return original path
    else Locale does not match
        F->>F: Insert locale into path
        F->>U: Return updated path
    end

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• mariahosfeld

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I'm a rabbit hopping through the code,
Splitting paths with a joyful mode.
Locale checks now sparkle bright,
Guiding paths both day and night.
Bugs scatter—oh, what a delightful sight! 🐇✨

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src/utils/projectV2.ts (1)

265-267: LGTM! More robust locale path handling.

The new implementation correctly prevents double locale issues by precisely checking if the locale exists as a distinct path segment. This is more accurate than string prefix matching and prevents false matches with similar prefixes (e.g., 'en' vs 'en-US').

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[mariahosfeld]

While I no longer encounter the "Ressource not found" issue, the map is not really zooming out now, and is basically "stuck" on Africa. Tested in normal browser-window as well as incognito.

[mohitb35]

While I no longer encounter the "Ressource not found" issue, the map is not really zooming out now, and is basically "stuck" on Africa. Tested in normal browser-window as well as incognito.

That's a non related existing bug on the map. It seems like this happens when the project details page is directly opened. I've added this as an issue and will look into it soon.