Pierre-Olivier Mercier
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Update getHelpPathFromRoute to point at the help pages that actually exist: rename source-* links to provider-*, the home alias to domains, and add coverage for login, signup, notifications, provider features, domain history, import/export, subdomains, services, checks, availability and whois routes. |
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