fix: nginxaas static content is referenced in subdirectory#2163
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During a recent refactor, it looks like references for this static content were changed, but the location wasn't adjusted to match the referenced location. This fixes that.
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During a recent refactor, it looks like references for this static content were changed, but the location wasn't adjusted to match the referenced location. This fixes that.
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