site: add robots.txt and sitemap.xml - #4
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The nginx fallback served index.html for /sitemap.xml, so Search Console could not accept a sitemap for the site. One URL, the landing page.
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Publish crawler files to the deployed
docs tree
These files exist only under Vite's publicDir, while site/vite.config.ts builds the publishable output into the tracked docs/ directory and the CI workflow merely builds without deploying its ephemeral output. Because this commit adds neither docs/robots.txt nor docs/sitemap.xml, the production site continues serving its fallback HTML for these paths, so the Search Console problem described by the commit remains unresolved. Commit the generated docs files as previous site changes do, or add an actual build-and-deploy workflow.
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The nginx fallback served index.html for /sitemap.xml, so Search Console
could not accept a sitemap for the site. One URL, the landing page.