DOC-334 remove deprecated LocalSurf page#779
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Remove the LocalSurf browser extension docs from the Networking section. The extension is experimental, unmaintained, and its use case is now covered by Transparent Endpoint Injection and the DNS Server docs. - Delete src/content/docs/aws/customization/networking/localsurf.md - Redirect /aws/customization/networking/localsurf to the Networking overview - Remove internal references to LocalSurf
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Remove the LocalSurf browser extension docs from the Networking section. The extension is experimental, unmaintained, and its use case is now covered by Transparent Endpoint Injection and the DNS Server docs.
This PR closes DOC-334