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Your first code has 2 errors in the RewriteRule directive:
^$ does not capture anything, so $1 is always empty here.
A slash is missing before $1, because if it could have captured something like Foo.html, the substitution URL would be of the form https://example.comFoo.html.
Your second code seems valid to me, although the RewriteBase directive is useless ...
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I agree with Stephen's comment: HTTPS will not break the QR code itself.
There might be some hosting reasons to keep your QR-encoded URL untouched. I guess you may want to avoid any HTTPS issue (old browsers, etc.) with this URL (and its children).
Here are Apache directives which, in an .htaccess file, will redirect all requests to HTTPS, except http://(www....
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Once you use point the NS (name server) records to Bluehost, Google domains has no way of implementing the redirect. The steps for implementing the redirect are:
Add a DNS entry for the host being redirected pointing to the web server that will do the redirect.
Configure the web server to redirect requests for that domain to the desired location.
Obtain ...
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