In #nestjs we declare path components on `@Controller(<path>)` and method decorators like `@Get(<path>)`, `@Post(<path>)`, etc.

But it's also possible to declare a "path prefix" which applies to all controllers in the module via `RouterModule`:

`RouterModule.register({path: '/foo', module: MyModule});`

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