next.js

593cef1b - docs: remove deprecated url.parse() from custom server example (#86986)

docs: remove deprecated url.parse() from custom server example (#86986) This PR updates the custom server documentation to remove usage of Node's deprecated `url.parse()` API. The example does not require URL parsing, since the `parsedUrl` argument is optional for the Next.js `RequestHandler`. Removing `url.parse()` avoids Node deprecation warnings (DEP0116, DEP0169) and keeps the example aligned with current best practices. ### What changed? - Removed the `url.parse()` import and usage. - Removed unused `parsedUrl` variable. - Updated both TS and JS examples to use `handle(req, res)` directly. ### Why? - `url.parse()` is deprecated in modern Node versions. - The example works without URL parsing. - Simplifies the docs and matches recommended APIs. Fixes #86951 and https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/83183 Co-authored-by: Joseph <joseph.chamochumbi@vercel.com>