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docs/assets/wordmark-light.svg, wordmark-dark.svg and wordmark.svg are the family's lowercase drawing: ctrlrun in Satoshi 700 as paths, the full stop in the amber accent, light on #14161A and dark on #ECECEA. Both carry #F5A623 as test_readme_assets requires; 14 of 14 pass locally.

The site's copies change in CTRLRun/ctrlrun-docs on the same-named branch, docs-only, so its asset test pairs with this one. Merge both together.

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The same drawing as the family's other wordmarks, on his instruction to
update the ctrlrun.dev logo. Light and dark carry the accent as the tests
require. The site's copies change in CTRLRun/ctrlrun-docs on the same-named
branch.

Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
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The wordmark became the lowercase ctrlrun with the amber full stop in #229, and
everything written around it still said CTRLRun: the logo and the first sentence
of the README disagreed. Prose, docstrings, comments, the CLI's help and banner,
the demo's header, the verify report line and the badge label are the one spelling
now, lowercase even at the start of a sentence, the rule the other two products
already follow.

Three kinds of name are deliberately untouched, because they are identifiers rather
than the brand:

  CTRLRunError and CTRLRunMiddleware are exported and renaming them breaks callers.
  CTRLRun-Signature is on the wire and specified in SPEC-v0.2; integrators verify
  against it.
  CTRLRun is the GitHub owner. The MCP registry builds io.github.<owner>/* from it
  and compares case-sensitively, so the namespace, the badge URLs and every
  repository link keep the owner's own case.

Lowercasing the owner in the registry URL is exactly the 403 that
test_the_registry_namespace_is_the_github_owner_with_its_own_case was written to
prevent, and the sentence in it contrasts the wrong case with the right one, so
both keep their spelling.

Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
arpanghoshal added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 16, 2026
…ts (#230)

The wordmark became the lowercase ctrlrun with the amber full stop in #229, and
everything written around it still said CTRLRun: the logo and the first sentence
of the README disagreed. Prose, docstrings, comments, the CLI's help and banner,
the demo's header, the verify report line and the badge label are the one spelling
now, lowercase even at the start of a sentence, the rule the other two products
already follow.

Three kinds of name are deliberately untouched, because they are identifiers rather
than the brand:

  CTRLRunError and CTRLRunMiddleware are exported and renaming them breaks callers.
  CTRLRun-Signature is on the wire and specified in SPEC-v0.2; integrators verify
  against it.
  CTRLRun is the GitHub owner. The MCP registry builds io.github.<owner>/* from it
  and compares case-sensitively, so the namespace, the badge URLs and every
  repository link keep the owner's own case.

Lowercasing the owner in the registry URL is exactly the 403 that
test_the_registry_namespace_is_the_github_owner_with_its_own_case was written to
prevent, and the sentence in it contrasts the wrong case with the right one, so
both keep their spelling.

Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
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