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[now-next] Update 404 handling for pages/404 #3697
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This adds handling for treating
pages/404.js
as the custom error page in Next.js to allow for more flexible auto static optimization on the 404 page. This makes sure we handlepages/404.js
being a lambda due to_app
havinggetInitialProps
and also makes sure that visiting/404
doesn't respond with a 200 status codeWe can add tests for this behavior after the below PR has been released in a canary of Next.jsx-ref: vercel/next.js#10329
x-ref: vercel/next.js#10593