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     that does any work: without it a crawler has no cheap way to tell that a
     page it fetched in March has changed, and re-reads it on its own schedule
     rather than ours. Bring the date on a line up when you change that page —
     lying about it is worse than leaving the field out, because a lastmod that
     never matches the content is a signal that gets discounted for the whole
     site.

     `priority` and `changefreq` are ignored by Google and have been for years.
     They stay because Bing and several smaller crawlers still read them and
     they cost nothing. -->
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    <lastmod>2026-09-04</lastmod>
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