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Image SEO: descriptive file names, blog cover alt text, images in the sitemap - #47
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Follow-up to the image audit.
build.webp,win.webp) to descriptive ones (hackathon-winner-with-trophy-and-laptop.webp), one map inlib/seo/renamed-images.ts. Every reference in components, blog posts, covers and the seed is updated.next.config.tsadds a permanent (308) redirect for every old path, so anything already indexed, shared, or stored in the database still resolves and passes ranking on.coverForalways replaces with the category image; the legacy list now recognises both old and new names.alt=""; they now use each post's existingcoverAlt.Test plan
pnpm test336 passing, lint, typecheck, production build