* Docs(download): mention other CDN
so that developers know their possible alternatives and can decide by themselves which option they want to use for their project.
None of the 3 listed options require any work from Leaflet side (as of today) for new releases, they directly pull updated from npm registry.
cdnjs uses a configuration file in their repo to know which files to fetch from npm registry:
https://github.com/cdnjs/cdnjs/blob/master/ajax/libs/leaflet/package.json
In case the `dist/` folder changes, this configuration file requires manual modification (the community may directly send a PR to do so).
* Docs(download): add disclaimer about external CDN services
in order to try avoiding questions and/or complaints in case of CDN unavailability or any other issue.
* use redirected.html instead of jekyll-redirect-from
* modify redirected.html to preserve url hases
* fix links in zoom-levels example
- use relative links instead of absolute
- remove hardcoded version in lins and refer to latest version docs instead
* fix hash in choropleth example
* fix links in geojson example
- use relative links instead of absolute
* fix absolute link in quick-start example
* fix link in video-overlay example
* fix link in map-panes example
* fix link in wms example
* fix link in geojson example
* fix relative reference links
* fix map height in extending example
* add html and body styles to tutorial_frame
* move js styles to css
* remove unnecessary styles from mobile/example.md
* Add documentation on how to do a release
* Preliminary changelog for next release
* Preliminary blog post
* Modify version to 1.2.0
* Update changelog
* Add 1.2.0 reference
* Point to 1.2.0 docs
* Update hashes and latest version
* Update latest news
* Add 1.2.0 release date
on reference-1.0.3.html page, for unknown reason?
See https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/issues/5585
Using a dummy modification on the page, hopefully it might re-trigger a proper Jekyll build on that page?
* Bump version to 1.1.0
* Blog post about 1.1.0
* Fix description
* Fix punctuation
* Update integrity hashes
* Set release date for 1.1.0
* Add reference for 1.1.0
* Point reference.html to docs for 1.1.0
