URI with / without ending slash can cause 404.

[kerkhofsd]

Actual behavior:
When annotating a webscript class with:
@WebScript(baseUri = /v1/test)
And annotating the actual webscript method with:
@Uri(value = "", method = HttpMethod.GET)
A request to
{{scheme}}://{{host}}:{{port}}/alfresco/service/v1/test wil result in a 404,
And a request to
{{scheme}}://{{host}}:{{port}}/alfresco/service/v1/test/ wil actually call our method.

Actual behavior:
When annotating a webscript class with:
@WebScript(baseUri = /v1/test)
And annotating the actual method with:
@Uri(value = "/{aVariable}/test", method = HttpMethod.GET)
A request to
{{scheme}}://{{host}}:{{port}}/alfresco/service/v1/test/aVariable/test/ wil result in a 404,
And a request to
{{scheme}}://{{host}}:{{port}}/alfresco/service/v1/test/aVariable/test wil actually call our method.

Expected behavior:
What we expect is that in both cases, both for requests with and without ending backslash, our method will be called.

[kerkhofsd]

Workaround
It is possible to provide a String array as value of the @Uri annotation:
@Uri(value = {"/{aVariable}/test", "/{aVariable}/test/"}, method = HttpMethod.GET)
A request to
{{scheme}}://{{host}}:{{port}}/alfresco/service/v1/test/aVariable/test/ wil actually call our method.
And a request to
{{scheme}}://{{host}}:{{port}}/alfresco/service/v1/test/aVariable/test wil actually call our method.