How to hide JS templates from search engines?

Question

JavaScript

Hello everyone,
on my HTML page, a template for a JS template is inserted in a regular but hidden way. The syntax is something like this -

{% if admin and filter == 'new' %}<span class="caption"><a class="ajax" href="{{ post.url }}publish-ajax/?lenta=yes" data-callback="$('.item{{ loop.index }}').hide()">Разрешить публикацию</a> &middot; <a href="{{ post.url }}edit/">Редактировать</a></span>{% endif %}

Notice the href="{{ post.url }}publish-ajax/?lenta=yes".
The template itself is invisible to the visitor, but search engines see it. And they try to download pages with the address {{ post.url }}publish-ajax/, naturally bumping into 404. The
question is, what is the best way to hide such JS templates from parsing by search engines?

Answer 1

robots.txt

Answer 2

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/93710...
help.yandex.ru/webmaster/controlling-robot/html.xml

Answer 3

robots.txt won't help. the template is inserted into a regular HTML page (there was also the word DIV but it was eaten by the Toaster parser).
But <noindex> - that's it, but unfortunately only for Yandex.