[6.x] Handle non-inertia responses as page visits#18795
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I just updated Link -> CpLink which is our own wrapper around Link that allows us to control the styling more like our other components.
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This prevents Inertia from opening successful requests in a modal if it's visited through
<Link>but doesn't return an Inertia request.We can now always use
<Link>and not worry about if it's a new controller/view we're accessing or a standard responseI've adjusted the settings index page as a test & example.
@brianjhanson I did not commit the built assets as to not pollute the diff