doc: replace placeholder Sphinx logo with real daslang glyph#70
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forge-logo.svg shipped with a homemade `>`-in-a-gradient-tile placeholder that didn't match the brand on daslang.io. Swap in the actual currentColor glyph path (the one used in daslang's site nav and the daslang Sphinx docs), tinted amber (#e8a13a). Wordmark text and colors are unchanged, so the visual position/weight in the sidebar is identical. Pairs with daScript#2868 (same glyph swap in daslang's own docs).
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Summary
doc/source/_static/forge-logo.svg(the image shown top-left in the Sphinxsidebar of every docs page) shipped with a homemade
>-in-a-gradient-tileplaceholder that doesn't match the brand on daslang.io.
Swap the placeholder for the actual brand glyph — the currentColor
"curlicue" path used in daslang's site nav and the daslang Sphinx docs —
tinted amber (
#e8a13a). Wordmark text (daslang+.io) and its colorsare unchanged, so the visual position/weight in the sidebar is identical.
daslang.ico(favicon) was already in sync with the site — no change.Pairs with daScript#2868
(same glyph swap in daslang's own docs).
Test plan
sphinx-build -b html doc/source build/sitebuilds clean (47 warnings, all pre-existing)build/site/index.htmlsidebar (verified locally)