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sm-seo-plugin/config/config.yaml
Jakub Zych 3dd936202f feat: robots.txt served file, AI bots and the non-production lock
- github.com/jimsmart/grobotstxt v1.0.3 (D-99, decision note in the
  framework repo)
- golem15_seo_robots singleton: rules and AI bot switches; eleven bots
  incl. Claude-User, all allowed by default
- GET /robots.txt: rules, a Disallow group per switched-off bot and the
  golem15.seo.robots_sitemaps lines; outside production the lock with
  X-Robots-Tag; never a 5xx (last good body, else allow-all)
- TestRobots on Google's matcher with the deciding line, and the
  noindex-blocked check (D-24)
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# golem15.seo defaults, read as golem15.seo.<key>.
#
# site_url is the public origin of the site (for example
# https://example.com). Canonical, og:url and every other absolute URL the
# resolver answers start with it; when it is empty, app.url is used. The
# request's Host header is never used.
site_url: ""
#
# unprefixed_locale names the locale whose public URLs carry no locale
# prefix (for example pl on a site whose English pages start with /en).
# Empty leaves the choice to each content type.
unprefixed_locale: ""
#
# notfound_token is the shared secret the frontend server sends as
# "Authorization: Bearer <token>" with each 404 report to
# POST /_seo/api/v1/notfound. Empty turns the endpoint off (it answers 404).
notfound_token: ""
#
# notfound_max_rows caps the 404 log; new addresses beyond it are dropped,
# with one warning an hour.
notfound_max_rows: 10000
#
# robots_sitemaps lists the sitemap addresses robots.txt names, one
# "Sitemap:" line each, made absolute on the site URL.
robots_sitemaps: ["/sitemap.xml"]