{#- Zola exposes `page` or `section` depending on the template, and neither in
the 404. Resolving the pair here rather than per-tag is what keeps every
page from silently inheriting the site-wide title and description, which is
both useless to a reader scanning search results and a duplicate-content
signal to the engine producing them. -#}
{%- block seo -%}
{%- set_global doc_title = config.title -%}
{%- set_global doc_desc = config.description -%}
{%- set_global is_article = false -%}
{%- if page is defined -%}
{%- set_global doc_title = page.title -%}
{%- set_global is_article = true -%}
{%- if page.description -%}{%- set_global doc_desc = page.description -%}{%- endif -%}
{%- elif section is defined and section.title -%}
{%- set_global doc_title = section.title -%}
{%- if section.description -%}{%- set_global doc_desc = section.description -%}{%- endif -%}
{%- endif -%}
{%- endblock seo -%}
{%- set canonical = current_url | default(value=config.base_url) -%}
{% if doc_title == config.title %}hypertor — Tor for Rust and Python{% else %}{{ doc_title }} · hypertor{% endif %}
{#- Structured data. `SoftwareSourceCode` is what this actually is; search
engines use it for the rich result, and lying about the type is how you get
ignored rather than featured. -#}
{#- Applied before first paint, so a reader who chose light does not get a dark
flash on every navigation. -#}
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