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Fix P1 and P2 SEO and LLM-discoverability findings

Seven findings from priv/seo-audit-2026-08.md, each verified against a
rendered response rather than assumed from source.

Titles. page_title was String.capitalize(page), so production served
"Services · Allan MacGregor" — 27 characters on the strongest field a page
has, naming neither the service nor the role. AmgrWeb.SEO.static_page_title/1
writes one per static page, and og:title reads the same string so the two
cannot drift.

llms.txt. /services and /about sat under "## Optional", which the llmstxt.org
spec defines as URLs to drop when a shorter context is needed. They now have
their own section, and /contact is listed for the first time.

Internal links. Three AI-agent posts pick up a disclosure note pointing at the
track that matches what the post describes, following the pattern the audits
already use. 94 posts carried one services link between them.

og:image. build_page/3 never called put_image, so /services, /posts, /about
and every tag page unfurled bare and fell back to twitter:card: summary. Page
cards resolve under cards/pages/ so a tag slug cannot inherit a post's card.

FAQPage. Four questions were already on the page in <details> markup with no
schema. Seven now, the three new ones phrased the way buyers ask, and both the
markup and the JSON-LD render from Amgr.Services.faqs/0 — Google requires them
to match, and a second copy of the answers would have drifted the way the track
descriptions already have.

Service.provider. It was a bare @id pointing at a node defined only on /about,
so a parser handed /services alone got a Service whose provider resolved to
nothing. The page now ships an @graph carrying the Person node. The @id is
unchanged, so /about and /services still describe one entity.

og:site_name. og:site_title is not an OpenGraph property and every consumer
dropped it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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