It does. With the effort to crawl all elements, including AMP, it is part of a server's crawl budget and has value to identify and disclose issues on your site. Tip: Few sites have cause for concern about the crawl budget; Google’s indicates Tip: When today’s GoogleBot crawls a page, it must also fetch subresources. These typically include: JavaScript, CSS, PDF’s, images, and video clipsto fully comprehend what’s included within the page. By keeping your JS and CSS support documents at a minimum, as the number of subresources is often a lot greater than the main document or visual files that help the reader.