fix: update robots.txt and sitemap.xml for improved crawler management#8
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Adds/validates a Google Search Console–friendly sitemap and updates robots.txt to match our current site structure and crawling goals (public pages allowed, internal files restricted). Also removes Crawl-delay from the Googlebot section to avoid Search Console warnings while still rate-limiting other bots.
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