diff of `rails routes`:
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< GET /newest/:user(.:format) home#newest_by_user
< GET /newest/:user/page/:page(.:format) home#newest_by_user
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< user_threads GET /threads/:user(.:format) comments#user_threads
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< u GET /u(.:format) users#tree
< user GET /u/:username(.:format) users#show
< user_standing GET /u/:username/standing(.:format) users#standing
---
> users_tree GET /users(.:format) users#tree
> user GET /~:username(.:format) users#show
> user_standing GET /~:username/standing(.:format) users#standing
> GET /~:user/stories(/page/:page)(.:format) home#newest_by_user
> user_threads GET /~:user/threads(.:format) comments#user_threads
> user_ban POST /~:username/ban(.:format) users#ban
> user_unban POST /~:username/unban(.:format) users#unban
> user_disable_invite POST /~:username/disable_invitation(.:format) users#disable_invitation
> user_enable_invite POST /~:username/enable_invitation(.:format) users#enable_invitation
> u GET /u(.:format) redirect(302, /users)
> GET /u/:username(.:format) redirect(302, /~%{username})
> GET /@:username(.:format) redirect(302, /~%{username})
> GET /u/:username/standing(.:format) redirect(302, ~%{username}/standing)
> GET /newest/:user(.:format) redirect(302, ~%{user}/stories)
> GET /newest/:user(/page/:page)(.:format) redirect(302, ~%{user}/stories/page/%{page})
> GET /threads/:user(.:format) redirect(302, ~%{user}/threads)
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< user_ban POST /users/:username/ban(.:format) users#ban
< user_unban POST /users/:username/unban(.:format) users#unban
< user_disable_invite POST /users/:username/disable_invitation(.:format) users#disable_invitation
< user_enable_invite POST /users/:username/enable_invitation(.:format) users#enable_invitation
Most pages don't need a big h1 because it's clear from the subnav, clear from
the content, or users use them frequently enough to learn and be comfortable.
Using URI.parse with IDN/non-ASCII URLs won't work, and as far as I can
find there is no stdlib way of doing it. This regexp should be good enough
and not reject any valid URLs.
Closes#669
