@wix/auto_sdk_blog_posts 1.0.171 → 1.0.173

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@@ -231,12 +231,19 @@ interface Tag {
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  /** SEO tag inner content. For example, `<title> inner content </title>`. */
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  children?: string;
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  /**
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- * Whether the tag is a [custom tag](https://support.wix.com/en/article/adding-additional-meta-tags-to-your-sites-pages).
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+ * Whether the tag is a [custom tag](https://support.wix.com/en/article/adding-additional-meta-tags-to-your-sites-pages) —
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+ * i.e. an entry from the site's Advanced/Custom Tags list.
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+ *
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+ * This flag is scoped to that feature only. It is NOT an indicator of whether a standard tag
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+ * (`title`, `description`, Open Graph, etc.) reflects a manually configured value versus a computed
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+ * default/pattern — standard tags always resolve with `custom: false`, even when their content comes
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+ * from a page's manually saved SEO title/description override. Don't use this field to verify whether
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+ * a live page reflects a manual per-page SEO edit.
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  *
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  * Limitation: when `ResolveStaticPageSeoTags` is called without `seoData`, the per-page SEO data is read
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  * only from the Vibe/Wix-managed-headless override store. That store holds nothing for classic Wix Editor
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- * or Wix Studio pages, so custom tags saved on those pages are missing from the response entirely. For
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- * those pages `false` therefore does not mean "not a custom tag" — it means this API could not tell.
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+ * or Wix Studio pages, so even genuine Advanced/Custom Tags saved on those pages are missing from the
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+ * response entirely — there, `false` means this API could not tell, not that no custom tag exists.
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  * Pass `seoData` explicitly to resolve against a known set of tags.
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  */
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  custom?: boolean;