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In case 2. we must set showCountries to false and then configure fallbackRouting and exitLocations with our preferences.

The fallbackRouting parameter determines whether we want to block exit for a particular country. If this country is no
longer available, the route to exit will fail during construction. If fallbackRouting is set to true, we can exit through
any available country if none of our specified exitLocations are accessible.
The `fallbackRouting` parameter is defaulted as `false`, if not provided. Determines whether we want to block exit for a particular
country. If parameter is `false` and requested country is no longer available, the route to exit will fail during construction.
If is set to `true`, we can exit through any available country if none of our specified exitLocations are accessible.

Priorities are used to determine the preferred exit countries. Priority 1 is the highest, while higher numbers indicate
lower priority. For example, if we specify DE with priority 1 and FR with priority 2, then an exit through France will
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