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Add support for app global and segment 404 pages (#49085)
See vercel/turborepo#4776 This adds support for: * Default and custom global app 404 pages (`app/not-found`). * Segment-level 404 pages (`app/segment/not-found`). This also updates Turbopack: * vercel/turborepo#4787 <!-- Tobias Koppers - Bugfixes for free var and binding replacement --> * vercel/turborepo#4789 <!-- Alex Kirszenberg - Print a warning when importing Sass files --> * vercel/turborepo#4776 <!-- Alex Kirszenberg - Leave pathname formatting up to the caller --> * vercel/turborepo#4790 <!-- Tobias Koppers - remove inital compilation message by default --> ## TODO: - [ ] ~~The dev overlay shows up when `notFound()` is called, it should be hidden~~ (moved to WEB-980) - [ ] ~~Navigating to the global 404 page doesn't work~~ (this is a bug in Next.js, see NEXT-963) - [x] Tests. --------- Co-authored-by: Tobias Koppers <tobias.koppers@googlemail.com>
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