feat: sitemap.xml and releases.xml RSS feed#31
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Closes part of #13.
Two discoverability artifacts on every deploy:
/sitemap-index.xml(and/sitemap-0.xml), generated by@astrojs/sitemap. Indexes the homepage and the five subcommand pages with weekly changefreq and decreasing priority. Therobots.txtproduced bybuild-llms-txt.mjsalready advertises this URL — no further wiring needed./releases.xml, generated from the GitHub Releases API at build time. Soft-fails to an empty channel if the API is unreachable so a hiccup never blocks deploy. Subscribers get release notes the moment the tag pipeline finishes.The Base layout adds
<link rel="sitemap">and<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml">so feed readers and search engines auto-discover both.Verified locally: 6 URLs in the sitemap (homepage + 5 subcommand pages), 4 items in releases.xml (v2.0.0 + three alphas), robots.txt still points at
/sitemap-index.xml.