Is there a way to have Routify ignore certain URL paths?

We're using Go (Buffalo) to serve up both an API and the static assets for a Single-Page Application (SPA) that uses Svelte and Routify.

However, I'd like to have certain routes (e.g. "/auth/login") be ignored by Routify and instead go to the Go / Buffalo server, for handling those requests.

Is there a Routify setting for that?

I see the ignore build config, but that seems to be for telling Routify to ignore certain files when building the list of routes, not ignoring certain URL paths.

(If I have to, I might be able to get our /auth/login call to work as an XHR call, then actually manually redirect the browser based on the response, but it would be nicer/simpler to simply allow the browser to go to /auth/login directly.)

UPDATE: Apparently going to /auth/login directly (e.g. in a new tab) does what I want. It's just clicking a link in the SPA that gets intercepted by Routify. So my question still stands, though slightly altered:

Is there a way to tell Routify not to intercept links to certain URL paths, but to simply let the browser go to that URL (leaving the SPA)?

The target attribute on a link tag does what I was after. Hooray for finding the appropriate documentation!

> If you want to use anchor's default navigation behaviour you can do so by adding the target attribute.
>
> Routify will ignore all anchors with target attribute.

Source:
https://www.routify.dev/guide/navigation

So in my case, I needed to do this:

<a href="/auth/login" target="_self">Login</a>