Checks for noindex meta tags or headers that might block search engines.
A `noindex` directive is a command that tells search engines not to include a specific page in their search results. It can be placed in a `<meta>` tag in the HTML or in the HTTP headers.
It's used for pages you don't want to appear in search results, like internal admin pages, thank-you pages, or thin content.
If this tag is accidentally placed on an important page, that page will be completely removed from search engine results, leading to a total loss of organic traffic to that page.
<!-- HTML Meta Tag -->
<meta name="robots" content="noindex, follow">
// HTTP Header
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