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Co-authored-by: Armando Pérez Marqués <gmandx@gmail.com>
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Description
Adding more parameters to the page context will allow having more flexibility when creating page graphql queries. Right now the parameters allowed are either the ones that Gatsby adds to the context by default (like path), or the ones added statically through the globalContext.
Adding a callback to be able to map entry properties to Gatsby's page context object, allows for more flexibility when creating graphql queries, being able to query specific data based on the entry properties.
using this map:

we are now able to use the locale parameter in the page graphql query.