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Favicon, SEO meta, Open Graph image, robots, sitemap, humans.txt - #33
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- Favicon set and touch icons cut from the Count image, web manifest - Dynamic title and description carrying the current number - Open Graph and X card tags with a 1200x630 share image - JSON-LD WebSite entry, canonical, viewport, theme color - robots.txt (health hidden), sitemap.xml, humans.txt - Remove the empty 204 favicon route
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lang, viewport, dynamic<title>and description that include the current number, canonical, theme color, JSON-LD WebSite entry./health, points at the sitemap), sitemap.xml, humans.txt.Verified
All new URLs return 200 with the right content type locally. Title renders as
1,111,373,344,462 and counting! Count Von Countdown. 33 tests pass.Note: Cloudflare prepends its content-signals block to robots.txt on the live domain; our rules follow it.