fix(brand): UMIDE 'U' logo (was the Lapce mark) - #54
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The IDE logo (title bar on Windows/Linux, About dialog) still shipped the Lapce mark: extra/images/logo.svg (the LOGO const the svg-store loads for the 'logo' icon) and icons/umide/umide_logo.svg were byte-identical copies of it. Replace both with a clean UMIDE 'U' monogram (24x24, monochrome fill so the theme tints it). On macOS the title-bar logo is hidden by design, so this shows on the Windows/Linux title bar + the About dialog.
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The IDE logo (Windows/Linux title bar + About dialog) still showed the Lapce mark —
extra/images/logo.svg(theLOGOconst the svg-store loads for thelogoicon) andicons/umide/umide_logo.svgwere byte-identical copies of it. Replaced both with a clean UMIDE 'U' monogram (24×24, monochrome fill so the theme recolors it).macOS hides the title-bar logo by design, so this is visible on the Windows/Linux title bar and the About dialog. Trivial asset swap; no code change. Easy to iterate on the mark if you want a different design.