docs(site): brand logo and favicon#41
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- favicon.svg at repo root, linked from index.html <head>.
- Replace the ◈ glyph placeholder in the nav and footer with an
inline SVG of the chip logo. Uses fill=currentColor so the
existing .logo-icon { color: var(--accent) } rule keeps tinting
it brand-blue.
- style.css: convert .logo-icon from a font-sized text glyph into
a flex inline-block sized via its <svg> children.
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Mirrors the webui branding (PR #40) on the marketing site:
favicon.svgat repo root, linked from<head>.◈glyph in the nav and footer with an inline SVG of the same chip logo used in the webui.fill="currentColor"so the existing.logo-icon { color: var(--accent) }rule keeps tinting it brand-blue.style.css: converts.logo-iconfrom a font-sized text glyph into a flex inline-block sized via its child<svg>.