Require all final breadcrumbs to not point to their parents - #3337
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Breadcrumbs breaking this rule fell into two cases: 1. Pointing to a parent view that defaulted back to "where you just came from". Not a big deal, but a little silly 2. Pointing to a parent view that then defaulted to _some other place._ That's weird!
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Inspired by a comment on Charlie's webhooks PR. I was curious on whether there were terminal breadcrumbs that didn't abide by this reasoning, and inadvertently pointed to parent pages. And there were!
Breadcrumbs breaking this rule fell into two cases: