In main.py, in the urls list at the bottom, there's a get_redirect_route() function which is somewhat confusing. For one thing, the third argument to this function is not used at all. It would be nice to find a simpler way of doing this.

One obvious idea is to give the "name" argument in get_redirect_route() a default value, but we'd need to check if it's OK for different routes to have the same name. Or maybe we can generate the name from the regex route somehow. Or maybe we can just get rid of get_redirect_route() altogether, and find another, cleaner way to achieve the same effect.

The main thing to check is that all tests still pass (including e2e ones) and that a request to /foo/ gets handled the same way as a request to /foo.

EDIT: To be clear, the idea behind this issue is to get rid of the third argument to get_redirect_route, which we don't really use and is therefore superfluous. One possibility might be to get rid of the whole get_redirect_route function itself, but if doing so means that stuff needs to be duplicated on all the lines, then let's not do that, since it violates the DRY principle.

/cc @charisseysabel