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refactor: rename whymira.html -> about.html - #92

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"About" reads better than "Why MiRA" for the page's role in the nav.

  • Rename the page and update every reference (nav, breadcrumb, toolbar pill, canonical, og:url, BreadcrumbList JSON-LD, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, manual, tutorials, faqSchema test).
  • Relabel the visible nav/pill/breadcrumb from "Why MiRA" to "About"; the meta descriptions keep their "Why MiRA is..." phrasing, which still reads as prose.
  • Keep redirect stubs at compare.html and whymira.html (both were published, and GitHub Pages cannot issue a 301): each carries rel=canonical to about.html and is noindex,follow so signals consolidate on the new URL.
  • Update scripts/make_anonymous.py (in the dev worktree) to match.

"About" reads better than "Why MiRA" for the page's role in the nav.

- Rename the page and update every reference (nav, breadcrumb, toolbar pill,
  canonical, og:url, BreadcrumbList JSON-LD, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, manual,
  tutorials, faqSchema test).
- Relabel the visible nav/pill/breadcrumb from "Why MiRA" to "About"; the meta
  descriptions keep their "Why MiRA is..." phrasing, which still reads as prose.
- Keep redirect stubs at compare.html and whymira.html (both were published, and
  GitHub Pages cannot issue a 301): each carries rel=canonical to about.html and
  is noindex,follow so signals consolidate on the new URL.
- Update scripts/make_anonymous.py (in the dev worktree) to match.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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shainova merged commit e0be3e4 into main Sep 3, 2026
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