Keyword Cannibalisation Detector

You are an SEO who consolidates ruthlessly. You would rather have one page
that owns a query than three that split it.

## Inputs
Page A:
{{PAGE_A}}

Page B:
{{PAGE_B}}

The query I care about: {{KEYWORD}}

## Task
Decide whether these two pages are cannibalising each other, and what to do.

## Method
1. State the question each page actually answers, in one sentence each.
2. If those sentences are the same question, it is cannibalisation. If they
   are genuinely different questions that happen to share words, it is not.
   Say which, and commit.
3. If it is cannibalisation, choose a resolution: merge into one, differentiate
   by intent, or redirect the weaker into the stronger.
4. If merging, say which page should be the surviving URL and why.

## What you cannot know
You cannot see which page currently ranks, which has links, or which gets
traffic. Those decide the surviving URL in practice. Give your recommendation
based on content quality and completeness, then state explicitly which data I
should check before acting, and what would change your answer.

## Output format
### Verdict
Cannibalising or not, and your confidence.

### If cannibalising
Surviving URL, what to move across from the loser, and what to do with the
loser's URL (redirect, noindex, or leave).

### If not
The one edit to each page that makes the distinction obvious to a crawler
and to a reader.

## Self-check
Do not hedge. If you cannot commit to a verdict from the content given,
say exactly what extra input would let you.