Remove conjunctions from URLs

[dedavidson]

What does this change?

This adds additional words to the pathauto default config that are to be ignored when creating a URL

Coming from #817

[markconroy]

@dedavidson I'm going to remove myself as a reviewer of this PR.

I'm not going to block it, but I think we should keep all words in our URL and not remove any of them, for predictability's sake.

For example a node with Title "It is up to you" will end up with a url of /it-is-up-to-you but a node with title "It is up to you David" will get a URL of /david. And if we already had a page at /david then the "It is up to you David" page will have a URL of /david-0. I don't like that level of unpredictability (and how do we let content designers know what words are available and what are not).

[willguv]

Thanks for your comment @markconroy

This originated at Dumfries & Galloway and the need was to follow GDS style link structure - is this right @dedavidson?

Copying @finnlewis @tonypaulbarker as this could be a Tech Governance discussion

[markconroy]

Here's some guidance from GOVUK

Dashes should be used to separate words within URLs to ensure they are easy to read. For example, https://www.gov.uk/running-a-limited-company. (see 5, 7 and 15 for exceptions on campaign landing pages and service sub-domain URLs.)

Articles (a, an, the) and other superfluous words should not be used. For example, /benefits or /benefits-guides rather than /a-guide-to-benefits

I love the irony that the first thing to remove a, an, the are actually left in in the first example they give https://www.gov.uk/running-a-limited-company

They also say URL patterns are different for landing pages vs internal pages, and external sites (specifically mentioning Local Authorities) may use different patterns to GOVUK.

[willguv]

Cheers for linking to the guidance @markconroy

Some councils will want this, and it might become more important as GDS starts to work with local government

How about including it in the profile but switched off, with the option for councils to switch on if they like