fix: Support refresh and livereload in serve when using routerMode history - #166
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When using docsify serve on a site which uses routerMode: history and you either refresh the page or change the site, triggering a live reload, you usually get a 404.
With this, the node connect server will serve the index file for most requests, using npm package connect-history-api-fallback.
This should solve #132