Google Sitemap

[PATILYASHH]

I did some changes in sitemap revew and add this marge this PR.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated the sitemap format for improved compliance with XML standards.
  • Simplified the sitemap content to focus solely on the homepage with an accurate last modification timestamp.
• Improvements
  • Enhanced validation capabilities of the sitemap through the addition of XML namespace declarations.

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Walkthrough

The sitemap.xml file has undergone significant restructuring, improving its compliance with XML standards through enhanced namespace declarations. The content has been simplified, with only the homepage URL retained, reflecting a possible change in the site's structure or purpose. This streamlined version focuses on clarity and validation, marking a shift towards a more standardized approach.

Changes

File	Change Summary
sitemap.xml	Restructured with new XML namespace and schemaLocation; reduced to a single homepage URL entry with updated timestamp.

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Poem

🐇 In the garden where URLs bloomed,
A single path now brightly loomed.
With standards upheld, so neat and spry,
A simpler sitemap to catch the eye!
🌼 Hooray for change, let us all cheer,
For a streamlined web, we hold so dear! 🎉

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3429060 and e3fe1fc.

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sitemap.xml (3)

1-6: XML Declaration and Namespace Declarations are Correct.

The XML declaration and namespace declarations enhance compliance with XML standards and improve validation capabilities.

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7-13: Comment and URL Entry are Correct.

The comment provides context about the sitemap's creation, and the URL entry is well-formed with an accurate last modification timestamp.

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14-16: Closing Tags are Correct.

The closing tags for <url> and <urlset> are correctly placed, ensuring the XML is well-formed.

[devvsakib]

Don't we need to other path like resources, doc devarea etc?

[PATILYASHH]

Don't we need to other path like resources, doc devarea etc?

"I generated this sitemap directly from a sitemap website, so I think it's best not to modify the code further.