docs: add code examples for Router options (caseSensitive, mergeParams, strict)#2385
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Closes #2364
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express.Router([options])options tablecaseSensitive,mergeParams, andstrictin real usageWhy
The Router options table describes what each property does but does not show
how to use them in practice. Developers often need to leave the docs and
search externally for working examples. This addition makes the docs
self-contained for these three commonly used options.
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