feat(llms): drop cookbook author pages and advertise .md URLs - #84
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Cookbook author pages are ego listings ("N recipes by X") with little
value for coding agents, so they now carry llm: false and are excluded
from the llms.txt index and llms-full.txt bundle. Topic hubs stay: after
the markdown-cleanup work they render as curated recipe link lists,
which are useful agent navigation. sync-cookbook now emits llm: false on
author pages so the exclusion survives a re-sync.
The agent instructions now point agents at the .md-suffix convention
(append .md to any docs URL) instead of the internal /llms.mdx/ path,
and position /llms-full.txt as a large corpus to fetch per-page from
rather than read whole.
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Summary
Two index-hygiene changes for the agent-facing surfaces:
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Testing