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13      public route using the table in src/config/seo.ts. The markers are matched
14      literally and the build FAILS if either goes missing, so do not reword,
15      reindent or reformat these two comment lines.
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17      What is between them is the fallback, and it still matters: it is what the
18      dev server serves, what the app build (VITE_MARKETING_ONLY unset, no
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32      og:image MUST be absolute — Facebook, X and LinkedIn will not resolve a
33      relative path. It is hardcoded to divedown.ai because that is the public
34      domain today and the only host whose links get shared; the app build
35      serves the same file and simply points at the same image, which is
36      correct rather than merely harmless.
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38      og:url and <link rel="canonical"> are deliberately ABSENT *here*. Setting
39      either globally would canonicalise every shared deep link to whatever it
40      named — and /report-card is a public, shareable page, so a global og:url
41      would collapse every shared report card onto the homepage. With neither,
42      the scraper uses the URL actually shared, which is the behaviour we want.
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44      The prerendered per-route files DO carry both, because there the value is
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46      and not here — do not "fix the inconsistency" by hoisting one up.
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48      The copy here is bound by docs/marketing/COPY_RULES.md: no price (billing
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