Change user agent and adjust concurrency settings#524
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Updated user agent string and modified concurrency settings. This should help with avoiding timeouts etc. when link checking.
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Updated user agent string and modified concurrency settings. This should help with avoiding timeouts etc. when link checking. It helped me at junior.guru: https://github.com/juniorguru/junior.guru/blob/main/lychee.toml
The biggest difference is that at junior.guru I also added 403 as a valid response, because many blocks end up with 403, but I don't do it here now as I'm not sure docs.pyvec.org needs it. But when I did that at my project, I could remove most of the manually maintained exceptions completely. It, of course, could result in some links becoming genuinely broken, but IMHO it's a reasonable tax to pay. If links get broken, most often they become 500, 410, 404, etc.