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feat: Canonical-only sitemap, contributor docs optional in llms.txt - #967
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Sitemap drops from 5655 to 669 so that seems good
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One small fix for llms.txt.
The bigger thing is a change to the sitemap. That currently contains 5000+ pages but most of them are our old versions.
In HTML these old versions actually point at the current stable versions via "rel=canonical". So Google et. al. mostly disregard those pages and Google complains about it in the search console.
So this change makes it that only pages that do not have a rel=canonical will be in the sitemap. They are the canonicals themselves.