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Sub-directory deployments need framework.router.default_uri for CLI cache purges

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Look at the deployment and HTTP cache documentation sections. Find where cache purging and router configuration are discussed. Add a note explaining that for sub-directory deployments, the framework.router.default_uri setting must be configured to ensure CLI cache purges work correctly. Verify the change by checking the docs build.

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Source: components-web-app/api-components-bundle#313 (PR #317)

Cache tags are IRIs generated by the router. With the template's /_api route import prefix they are identical over HTTP and from the CLI (fixtures, console commands, messenger workers), e.g. a Route write purges /_api/_/routes and /_api/_/routes//my-route.

An application served under a request base path (mounted in a sub-directory) must set framework.router.default_uri, otherwise writes made from the CLI purge unprefixed tags and miss the cache. Worth a note in the deployment / HTTP cache docs.

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