Fix wildcard character in regex strings.
The map directive contains regexes (strings starting with a tilde) that contain 'asterisk' characters. In a regex, the asterisk character is a metacharacter, and in this context, it is meant as a wildcard character. To achieve the desired result, we should place a dot in front of the asterisk character.
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@@ -36,14 +36,14 @@ map $request_uri $uri_no_cache {
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"~*/wp-comments-popup\.php" 1;
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"~*/wp-comments-popup\.php" 1;
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"~*/wp-links-opml\.php" 1;
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"~*/wp-links-opml\.php" 1;
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"~*/xmlrpc\.php" 1;
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"~*/xmlrpc\.php" 1;
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"~*/edd-sl/*" 1;
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"~*/edd-sl/.*" 1;
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"~*/add_to_cart/" 1;
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"~*/add_to_cart/" 1;
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"~*/cart/" 1;
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"~*/cart/" 1;
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"~*/account/" 1;
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"~*/account/" 1;
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"~*/my-account/" 1;
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"~*/my-account/" 1;
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"~*/checkout/" 1;
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"~*/checkout/" 1;
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"~*/addons/" 1;
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"~*/addons/" 1;
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"~*/wc-api/*" 1;
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"~*/wc-api/.*" 1;
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"~*/logout/" 1;
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"~*/logout/" 1;
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"~*/lost-password/" 1;
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"~*/lost-password/" 1;
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"~*/panier/" 1;
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"~*/panier/" 1;
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