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docs: remove mention of Twitter card validator; provide alternatives #2218

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# pkgdown (development version)

* Remove mention of (defunct) Twitter card validator, provide alternatives (@Bisaloo, #2185)
* Fix `keywords` typo in `check_missing_topics()` message (@swsoyee, #2178).
* Use jsdeliver CDN for bootstrap-toc (@GregorDeCillia, #2207).

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You can preview and validate the appearance of the social media cards with online tools:

* [Twitter Card Validator][twitter-validator]
* [Google Rich Results Test][ogp-validator]
* [Google Rich Results Test][ogp-validator];
* Drafting a tweet to yourself;
* Sending yourself a Slack message.

## Necessary configuration

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In articles, the `opengraph` section works in the same way as the site-wide `template: opengraph` settings, but is only applied to the article or vignette. This allows you to specify social media card preview images for individual articles, or to associate an article with a particular Twitter account. If not specified, the `opengraph` settings from the site-wide configuration are used.

[ogp]: https://ogp.me/
[twitter-validator]: https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validator
[ogp-validator]: https://search.google.com/test/rich-results
[twitter-card]: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-for-websites/cards/overview/abouts-cards