Remove stray slash in hrmc manuals survey #1176
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This survey should work on all paths under hmrc-internal-manuals, but we left a slash in our regexp matcher that means it would only match entries with a double slash (e.g. /hrmc-internal-manuals//foo instead of /hrmrc-internal-manuals/foo). We probably need to think about an abstraction for defining these matches to make it hard to make this kind of mistake in the future.
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For: https://trello.com/c/NDPcQSmk/283-govuk-survey-hmrc-manuals
This survey should work on all paths under hmrc-internal-manuals, but we
left a slash in our regexp matcher that means it would only match entries
with a double slash (e.g. /hrmc-internal-manuals//foo instead of
/hrmrc-internal-manuals/foo).
We probably need to think about an abstraction for defining these matches
to make it hard to make this kind of mistake in the future.