Fix canonical URL generation for first page in pagination #71
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The previous update to `setPaginationLinks` aimed to remove `?page=1` from the canonical URL on the first page but contained an error that caused the code to fail despite passing tests. This commit addresses the issue by fixing the logic to ensure the canonical link is corrected properly. Added thorough validation to ensure the functionality behaves as expected.
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The previous update to
setPaginationLinksaimed to remove?page=1from the canonical URL on the first page but contained an error that caused the code to fail despite passing tests. This commit addresses the issue by fixing the logic to ensure the canonical link is corrected properly. Added thorough validation to ensure the functionality behaves as expected.