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The pre-flight no longer uses the application's http.client.VerifyConfig::transportConfig() drops it, and Adapter\VerifyServices::transport() ignores the client locator: the pre-flight always builds the PSR-18 client the
core discovers, with max_redirects: 0 and verify.timeout. PSR-18 has no way to tell a client the application
handed over not to follow redirects, so such a client saw the final 200 and silently disabled verify.redirect, verify.max_redirects, the host check on redirect targets and the loop detection. http.client still carries the
POST submissions of the inner submitter, so a proxy or an instrumented client keeps applying there. The verify.transport line of check is no longer a warning: it says which client does what.
Verify\Adapter\VerifyServices::package() delegates to the core's Adapter\OptionalPackage::verify() (core 0.13.0):
the name, the marker and the feature word live there, so an adapter asks about the package without loading this
class. Same object, same texts; adapters should call OptionalPackage::verify() directly.
Requires indexnowkit/core ^0.13.
Fixed
A relative <link rel="canonical"> resolves against the document's <base href> when it declares one (the <base> itself against the page URL), as a crawler resolves it. A page with a <base> had its canonical computed
against the fetched URL instead, did not match, and was dropped as non-canonical — a refusal in the closed direction.
verify.time_budget is taken before verify.delay waits, so delay plus budget can no longer overrun the
visibility timeout of the queue job the budget exists to fit.
RobotsCache::key() strips [, ] and : of an IPv6 host, as the core's Retry\ForbiddenCounter does: the cache
key of https://[::1] carried PSR-16 reserved characters and a strict store rejected it (the class degraded to one
fetch per process with a warning).