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<!--
  Canonical URLs only, and only pages worth indexing.

  These listed agent.hrzg.org until 2026-08-25, so every entry 301'd away and
  https://stet.fyi/ — the URL robots.txt points crawlers here to find — was absent
  from its own sitemap.

  Trimmed to the landing page on 2026-09-07. Search Console reported all four known
  URLs unindexed ("Discovered"/"Crawled – currently not indexed"), and two of the
  three entries here were never indexable to begin with:
    /sign_up  — an auth form: no meta description, no canonical, <title>Sign up</title>,
                no content a search result could be built from. Still crawlable and
                linked from the landing page; it just isn't a discovery signal.
    /cli/stet — a POSIX shell installer served as text/plain (see CliController#show).
                A crawler can only file that under "crawled, not indexed", and it now
                carries X-Robots-Tag: noindex to say so explicitly.
  Listing URLs Google will refuse to index doesn't dilute a ranking, but it does make
  the Page Indexing report unreadable: real problems hide behind entries that were
  never going to work.

  So this is honest about the size of the site — one indexable page. The fix for that
  is more pages worth writing and inbound links to them (see seo/05-measurement.md
  § Content-ideas appendix), not more entries here.

  No <priority> or <changefreq>: Google ignores both.
  https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/sitemaps/overview
-->
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  <url>
    <loc>https://stet.fyi/</loc>
  </url>
</urlset>
