Resolves #835 | Redirect to HTTPS#836
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Resolves flatpressblog#835 | Redirect to HTTPS - A downgrade case (HTTPS→HTTP) is problematic. - Once a browser has been on the host via HTTPS and HSTS takes effect (HSTS/CSP typically becomes active with HTTPS), the browser can no longer reliably revert to HTTP. So we discard the idea. - Therefore, we only perform an upgrade redirect (HTTP→HTTPS) if general[‘www’] == https://flatpress.org/ and the request is HTTP. - Furthermore, we do not put the redirect logic in the PrettyURLs plugin, as it is possible to deactivate the plugin. Therefore, the redirect logic is located in the core.connection.php file.
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Resolves #835 | Redirect to HTTPS
general[‘www’] == https://flatpress.org/and the request is HTTP.