Fix sidebar tab defaulting to "learn" on reference pages - #1594
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The learn/reference tab indicator always defaulted to "learn", even when viewing a reference page.
The
useMatchpattern was invalid:*wildcards are only allowed as the last segment of a path pattern.Since
useMatch's pattern syntax can't express "contains this segment at any depth" (wildcards can't trail more literal segments), switched to plain substring matching againstuseLocation().pathname. This is more resilient to future changes in the number or order of segments before/reference.