Add HTML redirect to each existing HTML file #57
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The html files need a publication date. The `DEFAULT_DATE` lets us use the file system date.
Github should use it. That way, if someone tries to follow a link to a PDF or a Bibtex file, they'll be redirected here, which will at least tell where to look to find the files.
This is a bug in the redirect creation script.
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This is a bandaid until we can redirect using Cloudflare workers or publish the site and the proceedings directly to R2.
This PR adds an HTML file for each HTML file in the proceedings. Each file is redirected to the S3 bucket.
Because it's not possible to redirect PDFs and bibtex files, it also adds a custom (and temporary) 404 page. That way, if someone tries to follow a link to a PDF or a Bibtex file, they'll be redirected to the custom 404 page, which will at least tell where they can find the files.