Checks for meta refresh tags which can be confusing for users and search engines.
A meta refresh is an old method of redirecting a user to a new URL after a certain time delay, using a `<meta>` tag.
This method is outdated and not recommended. It's confusing for users, can cause accessibility issues, and search engines may not interpret it correctly as a permanent redirect, potentially diluting SEO value.
It's a poor practice for SEO and user experience. Always use a server-side 301 (permanent) redirect instead.
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