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  "summary": "Implement & verify a public catch-all route rendering arbitrary WordPress pages (unblocks page creation from the back-office)",
  "agentCount": 7,
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  "result": {
    "impl": "All edits are in place. Here is the report.\n\n## Files\n- CREATED: `/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/app/[...slug]/page.tsx`\n- DELETED: `/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/app/[slug]/page.tsx` (via `git rm`; the now-empty `app/[slug]/` dir removed too — a single-segment `[slug]` and root `[...slug]` cannot coexist)\n- MODIFIED: `/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/app/sitemap.ts` (added WP-page enumeration)\n- MODIFIED: `/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/src/views/LocalSEO.tsx` (stale comment `app/[slug]` -> `app/[...slug]`; comment-only)\n\n## Resolution logic (identical in both `generateMetadata` and the page render)\n1. `candidate = slug.join(\"/\")`. If `slug.length === 1` and `resolveZone(candidate)` matches a zone (real or one of the 3 mocks) -> render exactly as the old `[slug]` route: `<JsonLd id=\"local-seo-localbusiness\" data={jsonLd} />` then `<LocalSEO slug={candidate} />`, metadata from `buildZoneSeo(zoneData, { noindex: resolved.isMock })`. Mocks stay noindex via `isMock`.\n2. Else `getWpPage(\"/\" + slug.join(\"/\"))`. If found -> indexable public render: breadcrumb `JsonLd` + `Navbar` / `<main><BlockRenderer sections={page.sections?.sections} /></main>` / `Footer` / `StickyMobileCTA` (mirrors the home `app/page.tsx` shell). Metadata via the reused helper `wpSeoToMetadata(page.seo, { title: page.title, canonical: \\`${SITE_URL}${uri}\\` })`. No `force-dynamic`, no `noindex`. Relies on `getWpPage`'s existing ISR tags `[\"page\", \"page:{uri}\"]`.\n3. Else `notFound()` (page) / `return {}` (metadata).\n\nNote: I scoped `resolveZone` to `slug.length === 1` because zones were single-segment; multi-segment slugs go straight to the WP branch. `resolveZone` returns `undefined` for non-zone slugs anyway, so behavior for the existing zone slugs is byte-for-byte preserved.\n\n## URI normalization\n- To call `getWpPage`: `\"/\" + slug.join(\"/\")` (leading slash, no trailing slash) — matches the hardcoded routes' convention and keeps the `page:{uri}` cache tag string consistent for the revalidation webhook.\n- From `getAllWpPageUris()` (raw `/a/b/`) to params: `uri.replace(/^\\/|\\/$/g, \"\").split(\"/\").filter(Boolean)`; empty result (home `/`) dropped.\n- Exclusion comparison uses `normalizeUri()` (strips trailing slashes) before `Set.has`, since WP returns trailing-slash URIs.\n\n## SEO helper reused\n`wpSeoToMetadata` from `src/lib/wp/seoToMetadata.ts` (the same helper `app/contact/page.tsx`, the home, etc. use). For the breadcrumb I reused `breadcrumbJsonLd` from the same module. No new SEO logic.\n\n## generateStaticParams\nUnion of `[...zoneSlugs, ...MOCK_ZONE_SLUGS].map(s => ({ slug: [s] }))` and `getAllWpPageUris()` converted to `{ slug: string[] }`, EXCLUDING the hardcoded set below. `dynamicParams = true`. WP enumeration is wrapped in try/catch (build-time resilience if WP is down).\n\n## Exclusion list applied (`HARDCODED_URIS`)\n`/accueil, /contact, /qui-sommes-nous, /faq, /estimation, /diagnostic, /references, /devenir-applicateur, /guide-cool-roof, /simulateur-economie-energie, /bat-en-112, /industrie, /blog` — exactly the spec's list. Defined identically in both `app/[...slug]/page.tsx` and `app/sitemap.ts`.\n\n## Sitemap\n`app/sitemap.ts` previously enumerated only `routes` + `zoneSlugs` and omitted dynamic WP pages. I made it `async` and appended WP entries from `getAllWpPageUris()` (normalized, home + `HARDCODED_URIS` excluded, `priority 0.6, monthly`) — same mapping shape as the existing zone entries, try/catch-guarded. Consistent, not over-engineered.\n\n## Points a reviewer should scrutinize\n- Duplicated `HARDCODED_URIS` constant in the route and the sitemap (I added a comment to keep them aligned). A reviewer may prefer extracting it to a shared module (e.g. `src/config/routes.ts`); I avoided inventing new shared exports per the \"reuse existing\" constraint.\n- Zone resolution gated on `slug.length === 1`: correct for current single-segment zones, but if multi-segment zone slugs are ever introduced they'd skip the zone branch. Matches today's data.\n- The WP branch wraps `BlockRenderer` in the home-style shell (`Navbar`/`main`/`Footer`/`StickyMobileCTA`) rather than the bespoke `view-client` wrappers the one-off pages use — intentional, since arbitrary BO pages have no bespoke view; `BlockRenderer` handles both the origine registry and generic fallback.\n- Default `breadcrumbJsonLd` uses `page.title ?? candidate` for the leaf name; acceptable but the title comes from WP and may differ from the SEO title.\n- `getWpPage` runs in both `generateMetadata` and `Page` (Next dedupes the fetch within a request), same pattern as the hardcoded routes.",
    "verdicts": [
      {
        "summary": "The new root catch-all route app/[...slug]/page.tsx is routing-correct and build-safe. It will NOT conflict with app/page.tsx, the prefixed CPT/static routes, or app/wp/[...uri]. The old app/[slug]/page.tsx is staged-deleted with no lingering imports (only stale code comments). Param typing (Promise<{ slug: string[] }>), awaiting, generateStaticParams return shape, and dynamicParams=true are all correct. Imports and helper signatures resolve. No build-breaker found. I am flagging a few non-blocking correctness/robustness concerns to surface uncertainty per the adversarial brief.",
        "buildWillBreak": false,
        "issues": [
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "routing-precedence",
            "description": "No App Router definition conflict exists. The root catch-all app/[...slug] (non-optional, single bracket) is the only dynamic/catch-all segment at the root level after app/[slug] was deleted. A non-optional catch-all does NOT match '/' (zero segments), so app/page.tsx still serves the home — only an optional [[...slug]] would have collided there. Sibling routes (app/solutions/[slug], app/toitures/[slug], app/industries/[slug], app/references/[slug], app/blog/[slug], app/wp/[...uri], plus static folders) sit under more-specific path prefixes, which always win over the root catch-all. Next.js does NOT emit 'same specificity' / 'different slug names' errors here because those fire only for two differently-named dynamic segments at the SAME position — not present. Confirmed no app/[[...slug]] optional variant exists. This is informational; no action needed.",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx"
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "param-shape-and-types",
            "description": "Catch-all contract is correct: params typed Promise<{ slug: string[] }> and awaited in both generateMetadata and the default Page (Next 16 async params). generateStaticParams returns Promise<{ slug: string[] }[]> with entries shaped { slug: [..] } (arrays, never bare strings) — zone params map slug -> [slug], WP params split URI segments into arrays. dynamicParams=true is present (line 45); no leftover dynamicParams=false on this route. The only dynamicParams=false in the tree is app/blog/[slug] (intentional, fixed article set). tsconfig '@/*' alias resolves all imports; getWpPage, getAllWpPageUris, resolveZone, buildZoneSeo, zoneSlugs, MOCK_ZONE_SLUGS all exist with matching signatures. zoneSlugs (Object.keys of a 2-entry registry) is clean — the {{SLUG_*}} placeholder object is a separate template not in the registry, so no junk static param is emitted. Types are sound; it compiles.",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx"
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "generateStaticParams-duplication",
            "description": "No build-breaking duplicate-specificity error from generateStaticParams. The catch-all enumerates WP 'pages' (getAllWpPageUris queries the pages collection, not CPTs), so CPT URIs like /solutions/* or /toitures/* are not emitted and cannot collide with the dedicated CPT routes. Even if a WP page URI matched a more-specific prerendered route, Next resolves by precedence (more-specific prefix wins) and shadows the catch-all entry rather than throwing. The HARDCODED_URIS exclusion list IS applied (filter on normalizeUri before mapping, line 69) and the '/' home is excluded via the segments.length>0 filter (line 71). Residual non-build risk: if an editor creates a WP page at an exact static-route path NOT in HARDCODED_URIS (e.g. /solutions as a page, or any future static route added without updating the set), the catch-all would still register that param but be shadowed at serve time — a duplicate-content/canonical hazard, not a build failure.",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx"
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "maintainability-drift",
            "description": "HARDCODED_URIS is duplicated verbatim in two files (app/[...slug]/page.tsx lines 28-42 and app/sitemap.ts) with only a comment ('Doit rester aligné') guarding them. They can silently drift, producing sitemap/canonical inconsistencies (a page excluded from one but not the other). Also the set omits the CPT index/detail paths (/solutions/*, /toitures/*, /industries/*, /references/*, /blog/*); this is currently safe only because getAllWpPageUris returns 'pages' not CPTs — an implicit coupling that is not documented at the exclusion-list site. Suggest extracting a single shared constant (e.g. lib/wp/hardcodedUris.ts) imported by both.",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx"
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "build-resilience",
            "description": "generateStaticParams catches getAllWpPageUris failures and returns only zone params (good — build does not crash if WP is unreachable). However, because dynamicParams=true, any WP page not prebuilt is still served on-demand, so a transient WP outage at build time degrades gracefully to ISR. No action required; noting that the catch swallows the error to console.error only, so a fully-empty WP enumeration at build will silently ship zero prebuilt WP pages.",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "suggestedFix": "Optional: distinguish 'WP returned empty' from 'WP threw' in logging so a misconfigured endpoint at build time is noticeable in CI logs."
          }
        ]
      },
      {
        "issues": [
          {
            "severity": "major",
            "area": "WP pages / duplicate content / zone-vs-WP exclusion",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "description": "The home source page is double-served. The WP home lives at URI '/accueil' and is rendered at '/' by app/page.tsx. HARDCODED_URIS (incl. '/accueil') is only consulted inside generateStaticParams to skip prebuilding; it is NOT checked in the runtime render or generateMetadata. With dynamicParams = true, a request to /accueil → slug=['accueil'] → not a zone → getWpPage('/accueil') returns the published home page → it renders the full homepage at /accueil, indexable, with a breadcrumb JSON-LD. This is a crawlable duplicate of the homepage at a second URL with no redirect. The only thing preventing a hard duplicate-content hit is that the seed page--accueil.json happens to set seo.canonical = 'https://www.covalba.fr/', so wpSeoToMetadata emits canonical → '/'. That mitigation is incidental (data-dependent), not structural: if an editor blanks the canonical the fallback becomes '${SITE_URL}/accueil' and it self-canonicalizes as a true duplicate. The old [slug] route had dynamicParams = false and never served '/accueil'.",
            "suggestedFix": "Guard the runtime path the same way the static list is guarded: in both generateMetadata and the default Page, after computing uri = slugToUri(slug), if HARDCODED_URIS.has(normalizeUri(uri)) call notFound() (or better, add a permanent redirect /accueil → / in next.config.ts redirects()). Keep HARDCODED_URIS as the single source of truth shared between generateStaticParams, generateMetadata and render."
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "WP pages / indexability vs preview route",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "description": "No noindex is inherited from the old preview route app/wp/[...uri]/page.tsx (which hard-sets robots index:false). The catch-all correctly uses wpSeoToMetadata, which only emits robots noindex when seo.noindex is truthy. So WP pages are indexable by default — correct and the intended behavior. Verified the SAME helper (wpSeoToMetadata from @/lib/wp/seoToMetadata) is used by the hardcoded pages (contact/page.tsx, app/page.tsx) — no reinvented mapper. Flagging only as a watch-item: robots/title/description/canonical/og:image all flow through the shared helper and the global layout sets no page-level noindex, so nothing leaks index:false onto WP pages. No action required."
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "WP pages / canonical & breadcrumb consistency",
            "file": "app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "description": "generateMetadata passes canonical fallback `${SITE_URL}${uri}` and lets WP seo.canonical override it, while the render-side breadcrumb JSON-LD hardcodes pageUrl = `${SITE_URL}${uri}` regardless of seo.canonical. When an editor sets a custom WP canonical (as /accueil does → '/'), the <link rel=canonical> and og:url point to the WP canonical but the BreadcrumbList 'item' URL points to the raw uri. For /accueil this means breadcrumb says https://www.covalba.fr/accueil while canonical says https://www.covalba.fr/ — a minor structured-data/canonical mismatch. Low impact for normal pages where canonical == uri.",
            "suggestedFix": "Derive pageUrl for the breadcrumb from page.seo?.canonical ?? `${SITE_URL}${uri}` so JSON-LD and canonical agree, OR resolve the /accueil duplication first (which removes the only divergent case)."
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "Sitemap",
            "file": "app/sitemap.ts",
            "description": "Sitemap was updated to include WP pages via getAllWpPageUris(), correctly normalizing trailing slashes, excluding '/' and the HARDCODED_URIS set (kept aligned by a duplicated literal Set). New BO-created WP pages ARE discoverable — good. Two small notes: (1) the HARDCODED_URIS Set is duplicated verbatim in app/sitemap.ts and app/[...slug]/page.tsx with only a comment asking to keep them aligned; drift risk. (2) WP pages emit seo.noindex per page, but the sitemap does not filter out WP pages whose seo.noindex is true — a noindex'd WP page would still be listed in the sitemap (sends conflicting signals). Pre-existing/edge limitation, minor.",
            "suggestedFix": "Extract HARDCODED_URIS into a shared module imported by both files. Optionally, fetch seo.noindex in the URI enumeration query and exclude noindex pages from the sitemap."
          }
        ],
        "buildWillBreak": false,
        "summary": "Zone parity is clean: the catch-all (app/[...slug]/page.tsx) reproduces the old app/[slug] route exactly — same resolveZone gating (slug.length === 1), same buildZoneSeo({ noindex: isMock }), same JsonLd id=\\\"local-seo-localbusiness\\\" + <LocalSEO slug={candidate} />, and the 3 MOCK zones still get noindex/nofollow. generateMetadata branches zone-vs-WP identically to render (both compute candidate, both gate on slug.length===1 → resolveZone, both fall through to getWpPage(uri)). WP pages are correctly INDEXABLE: they use the SAME shared helper wpSeoToMetadata used by the hardcoded contact/home pages (not a reinvented mapper), inherit no robots:noindex from the old /wp preview route, and the root layout sets no page-level noindex. Sitemap now lists BO-created WP pages.\\n\\nThe one real problem (MAJOR): the home is double-served. HARDCODED_URIS (which includes '/accueil') only filters generateStaticParams — it is NOT checked at runtime or in generateMetadata. With dynamicParams=true, GET /accueil renders the full homepage a second time at a crawlable, indexable URL with no redirect. It is saved from being a hard duplicate only because the seed sets seo.canonical='https://www.covalba.fr/'; that is incidental data, not a structural guard. Fix: check HARDCODED_URIS (or redirect /accueil → /) in both generateMetadata and Page. Two minor items: breadcrumb JSON-LD uses raw uri while canonical can be overridden by WP seo (mismatch on /accueil), and the duplicated HARDCODED_URIS literal across sitemap.ts and the route risks drift. Build will not break."
      },
      {
        "issues": [
          {
            "severity": "major",
            "area": "uri normalization / generateStaticParams vs resolver mismatch",
            "file": "/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "description": "Trailing-slash inconsistency between the two code paths. getAllWpPageUris() returns raw WPGraphQL node.uri, which WPGraphQL emits WITH a trailing slash (e.g. '/ma-page/', '/parent/enfant/'). generateStaticParams strips both slashes (.replace(/^\\/|\\/$/g,'').split('/')) to build slug=['ma-page'] — fine for params. But at render time the resolver rebuilds the uri via slugToUri(slug) => '/ma-page' (NO trailing slash) and calls getWpPage('/ma-page'). So params are generated from the '/ma-page/' form while the page resolver is keyed on '/ma-page'. WPGraphQL's page(id, idType: URI) resolver is historically picky about the trailing slash; in setups where it only matches the canonical stored uri ('/ma-page/'), every BO-created page would resolve to null at the prerender/request step and notFound() despite being listed in static params. Even where WPGraphQL is tolerant, the normalizeUri() helper that exists for exactly this purpose is only applied in the HARDCODED_URIS filter (line 69) and is NEVER applied on the resolver path. The resolver should canonicalize to the same uri form that WP stores/returns. Default-to-flag: the two paths are demonstrably not symmetric on trailing slash.",
            "suggestedFix": "Make slugToUri produce the exact form WPGraphQL expects and that getAllWpPageUris returns. Either (a) append a trailing slash in slugToUri ('/'+slug.join('/')+'/') to match WP's canonical uri, or (b) normalize inside getWpPage (strip/normalize trailing slash) so both '/ma-page' and '/ma-page/' resolve identically AND tag identically. Verify against the live WPGraphQL instance which form nodeByUri/page(idType:URI) actually matches, and add a test for slug=['ma','page']."
          },
          {
            "severity": "major",
            "area": "cache tag divergence (ISR revalidation)",
            "file": "/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/src/lib/wp/queries/page.ts",
            "description": "getWpPage tags the fetch with `page:${uri}` where uri is whatever the caller passes. The catch-all passes slugToUri(slug) = '/ma-page' (no trailing slash). If the revalidation webhook (/api/revalidate) computes its tag from the WP-side uri (which carries a trailing slash, '/ma-page/'), the revalidateTag call will target 'page:/ma-page/' while the cached entry is stored under 'page:/ma-page'. Result: editing a BO page in WordPress never busts the Next cache for that catch-all page — stale render until full ISR/redeploy. This is the same trailing-slash root cause surfacing in the cache layer, and it is silent (no error, just stale).",
            "suggestedFix": "Normalize the uri to a single canonical form before both the GraphQL variable AND the tag string in getWpPage, and ensure /api/revalidate normalizes WP-incoming uris to the same form. Add an assertion/test that getWpPage('/x') and getWpPage('/x/') yield the same tag."
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "empty slug / home collision",
            "file": "/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "description": "For slug=[] the catch-all is not actually reachable at runtime ('/' is served by app/page.tsx, which has precedence), so this is mostly defensive. But the code is not robust if ever invoked with []: slugToUri([]) returns '/' and getWpPage('/') would fetch the home/front page again — duplicating app/page.tsx with a DIFFERENT shell (this route wraps in Navbar/Footer/StickyMobileCTA and emits a breadcrumb, app/page.tsx does its own thing). generateStaticParams already guards this via .filter(segments => segments.length > 0), and dynamicParams cannot produce [] for a [...slug] route under normal Next routing, so it does not fire in practice — hence minor. Still worth an explicit early guard.",
            "suggestedFix": "Add `if (slug.length === 0) notFound();` (or redirect to '/') at the top of Page and generateMetadata to make the home/empty case explicit and prevent accidental double-rendering of the front page."
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "build-time vs request-time error handling",
            "file": "/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "description": "generateStaticParams wraps getAllWpPageUris in try/catch and degrades to zone params only when WP/GraphQL is unreachable at build (good — build won't fail, pages fall back to on-demand ISR since dynamicParams=true). However the resolver getWpPage in generateMetadata and Page is NOT wrapped in try/catch. fetchGraphQL throws on HTTP non-2xx, GraphQL errors, or missing WORDPRESS_GRAPHQL_URL. At request time a transient WP outage therefore throws and renders the 500 error boundary instead of a graceful 404/stale page. Note this is intentional divergence from the hardcoded routes (app/page.tsx, contact, faq, etc.) which DO wrap getWpPage in try/catch with a coded fallback view. The catch-all has no fallback view (correct, since arbitrary pages have no hardcoded fallback) but a thrown error becomes a hard 500 rather than notFound(). Default-to-flag because behavior under WP-down differs between build (silent) and request (500).",
            "suggestedFix": "Wrap getWpPage in Page/generateMetadata in try/catch: log the error and call notFound() (or rethrow only for true 5xx if a 500 is genuinely desired). Decide deliberately whether a WP outage on an unknown slug should be a 404 or a 500, and make build and request paths consistent."
          },
          {
            "severity": "minor",
            "area": "CPT / page-uri collision (precedence)",
            "file": "/opt/projects/.covalba-wp-worktrees/tom-passage-wp/app/[...slug]/page.tsx",
            "description": "Collision handling is mostly correct: Next App Router gives static/dynamic segment routes (app/solutions/[slug], app/contact, etc.) precedence over the [...slug] catch-all, so a WP page with uri '/solutions' or '/contact' is shadowed by the dedicated route — no runtime conflict. The risk is at the data/SEO layer, not routing: a WP 'page' whose uri matches a CPT collection (e.g. someone creates a WP page at '/solutions' or a nested '/solutions/x') is silently unreachable via the catch-all AND not excluded from generateStaticParams (HARDCODED_URIS does not include '/solutions', '/toitures', '/references', '/industries', '/blog' CPT prefixes — only the flat hardcoded page slugs). Such a page would be emitted into static params for a path the catch-all never actually serves (dedicated route wins), producing a dead/duplicate prerender entry and a potential canonical conflict. Also note '/references' IS in HARDCODED_URIS but '/solutions','/toitures','/industries' are not, which is inconsistent.",
            "suggestedFix": "Extend the exclusion set in generateStaticParams to also drop any WP page uri whose first segment matches a CPT/collection prefix (solutions, toitures, references, industries, blog) so the catch-all never generates params for routes it cannot serve. Align the list with the actual app/ route folders to avoid drift."
          }
        ],
        "buildWillBreak": false,
        "summary": "The catch-all route at app/[...slug]/page.tsx works for the happy path and routing precedence is sound (Next gives the dedicated static/CPT routes priority over the catch-all, so a WP page uri cannot shadow a CPT route). But there is a real, load-bearing trailing-slash asymmetry between the two code paths. generateStaticParams derives params from getAllWpPageUris(), which returns raw WPGraphQL node.uri values WITH a trailing slash (e.g. '/ma-page/'), while the resolver rebuilds the uri via slugToUri(slug) WITHOUT a trailing slash ('/ma-page') and calls getWpPage on that. The normalizeUri() helper that exists for exactly this is only applied in the HARDCODED_URIS filter, never on the resolver path. Consequences: (1) if WPGraphQL's page(idType:URI) only matches its canonical trailing-slash form, every BO-created page resolves to null and 404s despite being in static params [major]; (2) the cache tag `page:${uri}` is computed from the non-trailing-slash form, so a revalidation webhook keyed on the WP-side trailing-slash uri will never bust the cache -> stale renders [major]. Two minor issues: getWpPage in Page/generateMetadata is not wrapped in try/catch, so a request-time WP outage on an unknown slug throws a hard 500 instead of degrading to notFound (build time is handled gracefully) — inconsistent with the hardcoded routes; and the CPT-prefix uris (solutions/toitures/industries/blog) are not excluded from generateStaticParams, producing dead/duplicate prerender entries for paths the catch-all never serves. Tested mentally: slug=['contact'] -> dedicated route wins, excluded from params, OK; slug=['ma','page'] -> resolves '/ma/page' but params built from '/ma/page/', mismatch; slug=[] -> not reachable in practice (home route wins) but no explicit guard. Build will not break (try/catch + dynamicParams=true cover the build). Recommend fixing the trailing-slash normalization symmetrically in slugToUri/getWpPage before relying on BO-created pages or targeted revalidation."
      }
    ]
  }
}