Updated the documentation logo and replaced the favicon with the chevron mark. - #158
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Summary
The documentation site's logo was replaced with the new PHPTUI wordmark, widening the SVG viewBox from
0 0 307 101to0 0 541 106and redrawing every letter path while keeping the existing colour-scheme-aware mechanism intact. The favicon moved off that same wordmark SVG, which is unreadable at 16px, onto a dedicatedfavicon.icobuilt from the teal chevron mark, with PNG and Apple touch icon variants declared through explicit<link>tags. The social card was regenerated so its baked-in logo matches the new paths.Changes
Logo
docs/static/img/logo.svgupdated to the new wordmark (viewBox0 0 541 106), taken from the repository rootlogo-light.svg/logo-dark.svg. Every letter path keepsclass="tui-letter", defaulting to#E6E2D6and flipping to#1A1D23under aprefers-color-scheme: lightmedia query, so the colour-scheme-aware mechanism carries over unchanged.Favicon
docs/docusaurus.config.js:faviconmoved fromimg/logo.svg(the full wordmark, unreadable at 16px) toimg/favicon.ico(the teal chevron mark).headTagsblock declaring the 32x32 and 16x16 PNG icons and the Apple touch icon as explicit<link>tags, since those files live under/img/rather than the site root a browser probes by default.docs/static/img/:favicon.ico,favicon-32x32.png,favicon-16x16.png,apple-touch-icon.png.Social card
docs/assets/social-card.pngregenerated withphp docs/util/render-social-card.php. That script inlinesdocs/static/img/logo.svgand forces.tui-letterto cream, so the card went stale the moment the logo paths changed underneath it.Screenshots
docs/assets/social-card.pngin this diff is itself the regenerated visual - see the binary change to that file above. The logo and favicon were verified rendered in both colour schemes on the running docs site: all four icon<link>tags were confirmed present in the hydrated DOM, and every icon file served 200 with the correct content type.Before / After