test: nested index routes

[Anoesj]

Tests the output with the following structure:

• a.vue
• a/index.vue
• a/[id].vue
• a/[id]/index.vue

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commit: e3022cc

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[posva]

is this test really new? It seems similar to https://github.com/posva/unplugin-vue-router/pull/606/files#diff-57f60f5c6e2e4de08f37bfcc9c6a9634cc2545ab088cc2bb7399bc9ca6893edeL72

[Anoesj]

is this test really new? It seems similar to https://github.com/posva/unplugin-vue-router/pull/606/files#diff-57f60f5c6e2e4de08f37bfcc9c6a9634cc2545ab088cc2bb7399bc9ca6893edeL72

Almost. That test doesn't insert tree.insert('n/[a]', 'n/[a].vue'), although it does so for 'n/[a]/[b]'. But the added test specifically tests for UVR's behavior when you have both n/[a].vue and n/[a]/index.vue. We can merge the tests into one if you like, but the part this new test is testing isn't specifically related to params.