Include the feed autodiscovery meta tag on every page #1173
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Motivation:
RSS feed autodiscovery was only enabled on pages that explicitly set
atom: true
in their front matter, and the home page was the only page with that variable set.Having feed autodiscovery limited to the home page unnecessarily hides the feed from automated services. At the very least, we should enable it on the blog index page and all blog posts. However, I think it's better to include it on every page.
The feed icon is in the footer on every page, so the autodiscovery should be there too.
Modifications:
atom: true
front matter variable from index.md, as it's no longer usedResult:
The RSS feed autodiscovery meta tag is now available on all pages of Swift.org.