When running statamic dynamically, URLs get standardized to no trailing slash. However, when the SSG generates a site, every page is a directory, and webservers treat them this way. Since I'm not running an apache server where I can just add a fancy htaccess rule, all my page URLs have trailing slashes.

This isn't a big deal, except that in some deployments, I now end up with every URL that doesn't have a trailing slash getting redirected to the trailing slash. This is also not generally a big deal, but now my sitemap.xml, rss feeds, and nav links don't match up with the actual URLs.

This is also apparently not a big deal in general, until you get to my third part search tool (addsearch). I'm working with them to hopefully fix the issue their bot has with the 308 redirects that my static site hosting platform (CloudFlare Pages) implements for their URL normalization (and no, I don't have enough details to know all the pieces).

This appears like it would be resolved if the URLs discovered in my nav tags, and in my sitemap, and in my RSS feeds all had a trailing slash.

I could manually "fix" some of them, but not the sitemap generated by SEO Pro. It seems this might be a useful default (or just an option) for the SSG to handle when generating permalinks and urls.