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Canonicalization is a signal rather than a mandatory directive: search engines weigh multiple signals, and if the signals contradict each other the outcome is unpredictable; during migrations or redesigns all signals must be unified, and in Search Console you must verify that the chosen canonical URL matches what is actually indexed.
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