[HTTPS-Everywhere] trailing / in a rule

[James Nobis]

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I've seen rules with the trailing / and without it.  I know that when
you hit a web server if the trailing / is missing it generally adds an
extra round trip in the form of a redirect, though it appears Firefox
corrects this before requesting the url.

What should or shouldn't rules do for the trailing /?

James
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