chore: add robots.txt to allow search engine crawling#210
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Summary
Adds a
robots.txtfile to thepublic/directory, allowing search engines to crawl and index the site.Why
The site is a public web application hosted at
lightningdecoder.com, but it had norobots.txtfile. Without it:robots.txtis a standard SEO best practice that removes ambiguityrobots.txtis missingChanges
public/robots.txt(new): Allows all crawlers to access all pathsTest Plan
public/as-is to the build output)