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chore(brand): drop the unreferenced legacy light/dark logo fork - #2
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Why
images/proofable-mark-black.svgis a leftover of the retired light/dark logo split.docs.jsonnow points both themes at the single Arctic mark:The file has zero references anywhere in the repo (checked across
docs.json, all.mdx, and assets), yet it was still tracked.neus's brand-asset contract guards this directly:That assertion was failing on the current tree — a real cross-repo drift, not a flaky check. Removing the stale fork satisfies the contract and restores one mark with one owner.
Evidence
git ls-files -- images/no longer lists it; the other four marks are untouched.rg "proofable-mark-black"returns no matches repo-wide.docsworking tree is otherwise clean.Docs assets only — no page, config, or copy changes.