feat: add robots.txt to public directory#24
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Add robots.txt to allow all user agents to crawl the site. Without this file, search engine crawlers had no instructions on what to index, potentially accessing internal paths. Closes lobovit#21
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Thank you for your contribution, @Ai-chan-0411! This is a clean and well-scoped fix — exactly what a good first issue should look like. The robots.txt gives crawlers clear instructions and keeps internal API paths out of search results. The commit message is also well-structured and the Closes #21 keyword is correctly placed. Much appreciated, looking forward to seeing more contributions from you!
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Summary
Add
public/robots.txtwith minimal configuration to guide web crawlers.Closes #21
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public/robots.txtwith:Why
Without
robots.txt, search engine crawlers have no instructions on what to index, potentially accessing internal or API paths that shouldn't appear in search results. This adds the standard permissive configuration as requested.