<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
  One URL on purpose (P5.1, D2). The splash page is the only route share.com wants
  indexed: the share form, verification and success are transient states of one
  guest's own transfer, /download/* URLs are share secrets, and /terms has no
  content of its own yet. Everything but the splash carries `noindex, nofollow` at
  runtime (composables/useRobotsMeta.ts), so listing any of them here would
  contradict the page itself.

  Since TFS 321193 those first three share this very URL: `/` is the splash on
  arrival and becomes the form, verification and success in the same document as
  the guest moves through them. That does not change what belongs here. A crawler
  fetches `/` and gets the splash — the later states exist only after interactions
  no crawler performs — so the one URL listed is the one indexable state of it.

  Absolute URLs are required by the sitemap protocol, and files in public/ get no
  %VITE_*% substitution — this is the production origin in every build, like the
  Sitemap line in robots.txt.

  No <lastmod>: a hard-coded date here would go stale on the first content change
  and tell crawlers the opposite of the truth. <changefreq> and <priority> are
  ignored by Google and are left out for the same reason.
-->
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
  <url>
    <loc>https://share.com/</loc>
  </url>
</urlset>
