fix: use hex escape to block backslash open redirect in trailing-slash rewrite (#2361)

## Summary
- Previous fixes using backslash literals (`\\\\`, `\\`) in nginx regex
didn't work in production due to escaping differences across nginx
versions/environments
- Uses `\x5c` (PCRE hex escape for backslash byte) in a `map` directive
- completely unambiguous, no escaping issues possible
- The `map` sets `$uri_has_backslash` from `$uri` (nginx's decoded
form), and `if ($uri_has_backslash) { return 404; }` inside the
trailing-slash location prevents the redirect

Fixes apify/apify-core#26551

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: B4nan

nginx.conf

@@ -34,12 +34,20 @@ server {
         proxy_pass $backend$uri;
     }
 
+    # Block URLs containing backslash (decoded from %5C by nginx).
+    # Without this, the trailing-slash rewrite puts \ in the Location header,
+    # and browsers normalize \ to /, turning /\evil.com into //evil.com
+    # (a protocol-relative URL that redirects to evil.com).
+    # Uses \x5c (hex for 0x5C) to avoid nginx config escaping ambiguity.
+    # Regex locations are checked in config order, so this fires before the
+    # trailing-slash rewrite below.
+    location ~ \x5c {
+        return 404;
+    }
+
     # remove trailing slashes from all URLs (except root /)
     # exact match locations (e.g., location = /sdk/js/) take priority over this regex
-    # [^\\\\] excludes backslashes to prevent open redirect: nginx decodes %5C to \ in $uri,
-    # and \ in the Location header gets normalized to / by browsers, turning /\evil.com
-    # into the protocol-relative URL //evil.com which redirects to evil.com.
-    location ~ ^([^\\\\]+)/$ {
+    location ~ ^(.+)/$ {
         rewrite ^(.+)/$ $1$is_args$args? redirect;
     }