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fix(admin): refine .mjs related NC28 upgrade info

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To cover rewrites, Cache-Control header, and give a concrete config file for MIME types, as suggested here: https://github.com/nextcloud/documentation/pull/11471#issuecomment-1912212928

Signed-off-by: MichaIng <micha@dietpi.com>
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* The recommended :ref:`nginx configuration<nginx-config>` changed as Nextcloud Talk now serves audio files with ``.ogg`` / ``.flac`` extension, make sure to add these extensions to the list of static files.
* As some core app now make use of JavaScript modules, make sure your web server is serving ``.mjs`` files with JavaScript MIME type.
When using Apache with ``.htaccess`` configuration this will be done automatically, if your Apache is not configured to use the ``.htaccess`` files make sure ``.mjs`` is added as a file extension for JavaScript in ``conf/mime.types``.
For NGinx please refer to the our recommended :ref:`nginx configuration<nginx-config>`.
* As some core app now make use of JavaScript modules, make sure your web server is not rewriting requests to ``.mjs`` files, but serves them with ``text/javascript`` MIME type and proper ``Cache-Control`` header, like ``.js`` and other static file extensions.
* When using Apache with ``.htaccess`` configuration, this will be done automatically.
* For Nginx, please refer to our recommended :ref:`Nginx configuration<nginx-config>`.
* For other setups, make sure to add ``.mjs`` to the list of static file extensions in web server configs and in case define its MIME type in ``/etc/mime.types``.
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