feat(gateway): show the absolute path and CID every time #7219
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Previously, we only showed this /ipns paths. However, knowing the hash of the current directory is useful regardless.
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Even for dnslink websites. fixes #7205
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For gateway directory listings, always the absolute path and the CID of the current directory. Even for dnslink websites.
fixes #7205