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Drop the literal meta tag from a CSS comment - #2559
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Mintlify inlines styles.css into every page, so the comment's <meta name="description"> text showed up in crawls as an empty second description tag.
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Mintlify inlines
styles.cssinto every page, so the comment added in #2551 put the text<meta name="description">in the HTML. Browsers ignore it (it's inside<style>), but SEO crawlers flagged it as an empty second description tag on every page. This rewords the comment.Reported by Alex in Slack.