Use underscore instead of dash for Kotlin Multiplatform pages naming #27377
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What does this PR do? What is the motivation?
This PR brings a change of all
kotlin-multiplatformpage references tokotlin_multiplatformto align with overall naming style.Current usage of
kotlin-multiplatformhas issues, for example this page (withkotlin_multiplatform) references this one (withkotlin-multiplatform), which doesn't exist.I also kept old page aliases to have correct links from search engines.
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