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<!--
  Two entries, and the count is the whole reasoning.

  The rule has not changed: a URL belongs here only if it is a real document
  that exists whether or not anyone has asked for it. TensorLens itself is one
  such document. Every model lives at /owner/name, which is an unbounded path
  space rendered client-side — listing any of them would be claiming a page
  exists for a model nobody has looked at, and enumerating the Hub to populate
  it is exactly the crawling the project promises never to do (plan §5). Those
  stay out, permanently, and the discoverability that matters for them is shared
  deep links (§15).

  /glossary is the second entry because it is the first thing built here that
  passes the rule. It is static HTML in the build output, generated at build
  time from the same explanation table the tooltips read
  (site/build/glossary-page.ts), so it exists before any visitor does and its
  text is legible to a crawler that runs no JavaScript. It is also the answer to
  §15's admission that this tool has almost no organic search surface: the app
  is one page whose content arrives from the Hub at runtime, and the glossary is
  the one substantial body of indexable prose the site can honestly publish.

  If a third entry is ever proposed, the test to apply is the one above — is it
  a document, and does it exist without being asked for — and not "is it a URL
  that resolves".

  No <lastmod>. It would have to be maintained by hand, a wrong one is worse
  than none, and neither page changes on a schedule worth advertising.
-->
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    <loc>https://tensorlens.dev/</loc>
    <changefreq>weekly</changefreq>
    <priority>1.0</priority>
  </url>
  <!--
    The pretty path, matching the page's own rel="canonical". Listing
    /glossary.html here instead would put the two spellings in competition and
    nominate the one the canonical disowns.
  -->
  <url>
    <loc>https://tensorlens.dev/glossary</loc>
    <changefreq>monthly</changefreq>
    <priority>0.8</priority>
  </url>
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