Add article: PowerShell Can Put Pictures in Your Terminal with SIXEL

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Summary

A small, mostly-for-fun PowerShell experiment: render PNG, JPEG, and SVG images directly in a terminal using Out-Sixel and the SIXEL protocol.

• Includes a real iTerm2 GIF recording and the downloadable source SVG.
• Documents the tested macOS/iTerm2 environment and terminal/runtime requirements explicitly.
• Invites Windows Terminal readers to test the example; does not claim an end-to-end Windows test.
• Pins the public LibSixel.PowerShell 0.2.0-beta2 prerelease and explains the limitations.
• Uses the existing Andrey Vernigora author profile and publication date September 3, 2026.

Validation

• Based on current upstream/main; includes the article, its two media assets, and one generated icon CSS rule required by the NOTE callout.
• git diff --cached --check, npm run build:css, npm run build:icons, and npm run build passed.
• Fixed the initial CI asset-freshness failure by regenerating the icon CSS for the NOTE callout.
• SVG passed xmllint; generated HTML and both published media paths checked.
• Downloaded 0.2.0-beta2 from PowerShell Gallery into an isolated temporary directory and tested the article inline SVG, file input, width, height, palette and AsString output on macOS. All returned valid ESC P prefixes.
• The iTerm2 recording comes from the earlier end-to-end test; Windows Terminal remains explicitly untested.
• Checked existing PRs and upstream for SIXEL duplicates.

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[HeyItsGilbert]

Looks good! Thanks for the article!