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clarify mercure URLs #916

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![Mercure](mercure-hub.png)

To enable the Mercure hub, update the `Caddyfile` as described [on Mercure's site](https://mercure.rocks/docs/hub/config).
The path to send data as well as the path of the public URL for clients is `/.well-known/mercure`. When running FrankenPHP inside Docker, the full send URL would look like `http://php//.well-known/mercure` (with `php` being the name of the container running FrankenPHP).
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Actually, for Docker this is more complicated than that because HTTPS needs to be disabled for the internal UR. Maybe can we just add a like to what we've done in Symfony Docker?

Or even copy this example configuration here in a new Docker section?


To push Mercure updates from your code, we recommend the [Symfony Mercure Component](https://symfony.com/components/Mercure) (you don't need the Symfony full stack framework to use it).