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Document sitetree.json's node schema inline in llms.txt #5320

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{{- warnf "data/llms_pages.yaml: no page found at %q" .path -}}
{{- end }}{{ end }}
{{- if .sitetree_link }}
- [Full site structure (JSON)]({{ "sitetree.json" | absURL }}): every page reachable from the site's main navigation, with hierarchy, always current. Pages hidden from navigation (`toc_hide: true`) are not included -- tutorials are the main case, listed in the catalog below instead. Anything else hidden from navigation isn't intended to be part of the site's structure.
- [Full site structure (JSON)]({{ "sitetree.json" | absURL }}): every page reachable from the site's main navigation, with hierarchy, always current. Pages hidden from navigation (`toc_hide: true`) are not included -- tutorials are the main case, listed in the catalog below instead. Anything else hidden from navigation isn't intended to be part of the site's structure. Each node has a `title`, and either a `path` (real content, safe to fetch) or a `redirect` (a signpost pointing to the page a human actually lands on -- skip fetching this one); an optional `description`; and an optional `children` array of nested nodes in this same shape.
{{- end }}
{{ end }}
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