This PR fixes issue #1300

[Farreeda]

Add URL Shortening for Cheat Sheets

Description

This PR adds automatic URL shortening functionality to make cheat sheets more accessible through memorable shortcuts. Instead of typing long URLs, users can now access cheat sheets using abbreviated paths.

For example:

• /XSS.html → cheatsheets/Cross_Site_Scripting_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet.html
• /SSRF.html → cheatsheets/Server_Side_Request_Forgery_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet.html
• /SQLi.html → cheatsheets/SQL_Injection_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet.html

Changes

• Added URL shortening logic to Generate_Site_mkDocs.sh
• Automatically generates shortcuts based on first letters of each word in filenames
• Creates clean URL .html version (/XSS.html)
• Adds HTML redirects with proper meta refresh tags
• Includes verification steps to ensure shortcuts are created correctly

Testing

After running
Test shortcuts:

curl -L http://localhost:8000//CCS.html
curl -L http://localhost:8000/CCSP.html
curl -L http://localhost:8000/DOS.html

Benefits

• Easier to remember and share URLs
• Faster access to frequently used cheat sheets
• Maintains compatibility with existing full URLs
• Works with both clean URLs and .html extensions

Related Issues

Closes #1300

[jmanico]

I am approving just to move this along but can other folks take a closer look at this before we merge?

[szh]

This is fantastic. I'm going to do a full review on it hopefully in the next day or two but I'm really excited about this. Thank you!

[jmanico]

This is fantastic - thank you very very much!

[mackowski]

Build is failing here @Farreeda

[szh]

The script fails here, I assume because there's nothing in the else clause except for the comment. Uncommenting the line fixes this.
However, when I run this locally and run make serve the shortcuts don't seem to work. I also don't see where the script reads redirects.yml - it looks like the script is automatically generating the shortcuts which makes me wonder how it will handle possible duplicates. Can you please clarify the process?

[Farreeda]

Thank you for your feedback, @szh! I appreciate your insights and apologize for not testing every case @mackowski. The redirects.yml file now includes abbreviations for each path, and it can be easily modified and updated as needed. The XSS and auth issues should be resolved now, but please note that abbreviations should be followed by .html
Thank you, @jmanico, for bringing attention to my PR!

[mackowski]

@szh can you review it again?