fix(seo): filter unresolvable compare pairs out of search index#759
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PR #749 stopped /compare from rendering pairs where either provider is unresolved (e.g. jupiter-vs-raydium), but the search index built in buildSearchIndex iterated COMPARE_PAIRS directly. Ahrefs crawls the embedded JSON and flagged /compare → /compare/jupiter-vs-raydium as a dead internal link. Same getProvider() probe as /compare/page.tsx, so the two surfaces stay in lockstep.
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Problem
Ahrefs flagged `/compare → /compare/jupiter-vs-raydium` as a dead internal link, even though PR #749 stopped /compare from rendering that pair. Cause: `buildSearchIndex` iterates `COMPARE_PAIRS` raw and embeds every pair in the search payload JSON. Ahrefs reads embedded JSON as crawlable links.
Fix
Same `getProvider()` probe as `compare/page.tsx` — skip pairs where either side is unresolved. The two surfaces now stay in lockstep.