[patrickballard]

All of cap.so's marketing pages declare a canonical URL, but the 12 blog posts, the 23 docs pages and /deactivate-license don't (checked against the live site). This adds one to each, in the same absolute https://cap.so/... form the other pages use:

• blog posts: https://cap.so/blog/<slug>
• docs pages: https://cap.so/docs/<slug>, except the docs home, which answers at both /docs and /docs/introduction: both point at https://cap.so/docs, the URL the header, footer and nav link to. Its og:url now says /docs too.
• /deactivate-license: https://cap.so/deactivate-license

Tests

• canonical-urls.test.ts: /deactivate-license added to the list, and two checks in the style of the existing [conversionPath] one for the blog and docs routes. All three fail without the change; the file's other 27 checks still pass. (This file isn't in CI's web test list today.)
• Checked locally that generateMetadata returns these canonicals for every blog post and for /docs, /docs/introduction and /docs/recording/studio-mode.
• bun run typecheck: no errors. Biome clean.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge.

Summary

Adds canonical URLs to blog posts, docs pages, and /deactivate-license.

• Blog posts point search engines to their own canonical URLs.
• Docs pages point to their own canonical addresses.
• The license deactivation page names its canonical URL.

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