Add a query index for the learn section#15
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Index every /learn article into /learn/query-index.json, so a hub page can list them without hardcoding. Each row carries title, image, description, last-modified date, and robots, read from the article head. The hub page itself is excluded.
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Fix #16
Add a query index for the /learn section.
Every /learn article is indexed into /learn/query-index.json, so the hub page can list articles from the index instead of hardcoding them. Each row carries title, image, description, last-modified date, and robots, read from the article head. The hub page is excluded from the index.
This is config only. After merge, the index populates when the section is reindexed and republished.
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