Implemented documentation for single file hosting and React client-side routing for Caddy README.md Cheat Sheet #907
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Summary:
Pull request includes improvements to documentation in the Caddy section of main by adding information for the following sections:
-Hosting a single file: Two methods are provided for serving a single file, describing the purposes and usage cases for both.
-Handling React's Client-Side Routing: Guidance and explanation behind using React with Caddy for setting up the server and explains the waterfall process and steps involved.
Changes:
-Added two sections to the table of contents at the beginning of the README.md cheat sheet.
-Added a section in the README.md cheat sheet for hosting a single file, which provides two methods for serving files.
-Added a section for handling React's client-side routing with descriptions of the implementation and purpose of the waterfall system.
-Fixed issues with spacing and syntax in the README.md cheat sheet.
Purpose:
Fix existing issues regarding lacking documentation in the Caddy for developers section within the README.md for users using React's routing system and those looking to host a single file. Helping to benefit efficient hosting through user-friendly documentation and sample deployment cases.