Actually do fix inline redirects for all old WP category

[amandavisconti]

Cross out once done.

Long defunct location pages:
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/alderman-library-rm-317/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/alderman-library-room-421/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/alderman-library-room-421-2/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/alderman-library-room-423/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/alderman-library-room-423-2/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/alderman-library-room-423-3/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/auditorium-harrison-institutesmall-special-collections-library/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/brooks-hall-common-room/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/brooks-hall-commons/ /hours-and-spaces/
RedirectMatch permanent ^/locations/brown-library-rm-133-clark-hall/ /hours-and-spaces/

Other pages that didn't feel like they should/could have redirects:
RedirectMatch permanent ^/about/colophon/ /about/#how-was-this-website-made
RedirectMatch permanent ^/about/accessibility/ /accessibility/

Pages below are from old WP blog URL formatting.
Can fix by search-and-replace inside blog text, but need to make new landing pages that redirect to /blog for the old landing pages (Amanda knows how to do this, has done for some past files already)

scholarslab.org/praxis-program/blog-filename
RedirectMatch permanent ^/announcements/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/job-announcements/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/digital-humanities/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/experimental-humanities/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/geospatial-and-temporal/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/grad-student-research/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/podcasts/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/technical-training/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/uncategorized/(.)$ /blog/$1
RedirectMatch permanent ^/visualization-and-data-mining/(.)$ /blog/$1

[jeremyboggs]

@amandavisconti This should be reviewed. Given our move to hosting the site on Github pages a good while back, we can no longer do this sort of system-level rewrite configuration.