Add automated tests for Go module redirect HTML files

[Copilot]

Plan to create tests for redirect HTML files in the helm-www repository:

• Create test suite for redirect HTML files (static/helm/index.html, static/helm/v2/index.html, static/helm/v3/index.html, static/helm/v4/index.html)
• Add test framework dependencies (Jest)
• Write tests to validate:
  • HTML structure and metadata tags (go-import, go-source)
  • Meta refresh redirects to GitHub
  • Correct repository URLs and branches for each version
• Add test script to package.json
• Create GitHub Actions workflow for running tests on pull requests (Node 20 from netlify.toml)
• Integrate tests into the Makefile build target
• Verify all tests pass
• Address code review feedback
• Resolve yarn.lock conflicts with main branch

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Create tests for redirects</issue_title>
<issue_description>Create tests for redirects

static/helm/index.html
static/helm/v2/index.html
static/helm/v4/index.html
static/helm/v3/index.html

• Create a github/workflow for it that runs on pull requests. It should run on node version specified in netlify.toml
• Run tests when the make build target is run

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Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

• Fixes Create tests for redirects #1869

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[TerryHowe]

/lgtm

[TerryHowe]

/lgtm

[TerryHowe]

@copilot resolve the yarn.lock conflicts

[Copilot]

@copilot resolve the yarn.lock conflicts

Resolved yarn.lock conflicts by merging main branch and regenerating the lockfile. All tests pass. Commit: 8c4467e

[TerryHowe]

/lgtm

[TerryHowe]

https://gh.io/copilot-coding-agent-docs resolve the conflicts