<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- Served as /sitemap.xml ONLY for Host robots.{4,46,6}.t.phreakocious.net
     (httpd2.conf, default *:80 vhost). The apex keeps its 404 on purpose: if
     the apex served this, any crawler could learn the minted paths without
     ever having parsed robots.txt, and a fetch would stop being attributable.

     One URL per transport arm. Whichever arm the sitemap was fetched FROM is
     that crawler's same-host control, so this one static file yields both the
     same-host and the cross-host cells with no per-Host logic.
       fetch same-host only : parses XML, will not cross hosts
       fetch .46. as well   : crosses hosts, v4 path
       fetch .6.  as well   : genuinely v6-capable (never yet observed)
       fetch none           : fetched the sitemap and never parsed it

     http not https on purpose. The cert is a ONE-label wildcard
     (*.phreakocious.net) and does not cover these three-label names, so a
     verifying client would abort during TLS and never send a request.

     All three 404 by design; the log line is the signal. Token d087a23b is
     minted for this arm and must appear in NO other file, and in no probe of
     ours that is not phreak- labelled.

     Pre-registered: symbion 20260923-214203-815414-419
     NOTE: an XML comment may not contain a double hyphen. The first version of
     this file did, and Apache served it 200 while every real parser would have
     rejected it. Validate with a parser, never with a status code. -->
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
  <url><loc>http://robots.4.t.phreakocious.net/p/d087a23b-4.html</loc></url>
  <url><loc>http://robots.46.t.phreakocious.net/p/d087a23b-46.html</loc></url>
  <url><loc>http://robots.6.t.phreakocious.net/p/d087a23b-6.html</loc></url>
</urlset>
