docs: answer 404 for a page that is not there - #7015
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The site ships no 404 page, so the host falls back to the home page: a mistyped address, or one this documentation retired, answers 200 with the front page. The reader is told nothing went wrong, and a crawler records the home page under a second address.
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The site ships no 404 page, so the host falls back to the home page. A mistyped address, a link from the documentation this one replaced, or a page since retired all answer 200 with the front page: the reader is told nothing went wrong and left to work out why the page looks unrelated, and a crawler records the home page under a second address.
There is a page now, in the documentation's own layout, saying what happened and offering the search and three places to start.