update ai hs logo in navbar

[mrfinch]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Updated the HackStack logo in the navigation bar with a modern image format. The new image offers enhanced compression and visual clarity, providing a refreshed and optimized appearance. This change ensures improved loading performance and a sleeker look in the main user interface. Enjoy the updated, attractive experience when navigating the app.

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Walkthrough

The diff updates the image source for the HackStack logo within the navigation component. The logo's file path has been modified from using a PNG image (/images/pages/base/hs-logo.png) to a WEBP image (/images/ai/logo-hs-color.webp). No changes were made to the component's logic or any public/exported declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
app/components/common/Navigation.vue	Updated HackStack logo image source from /images/pages/base/hs-logo.png (PNG) to /images/ai/logo-hs-color.webp (WEBP).

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I’m a rabbit hopping through the code,
With changes light as a springtime ode.
A logo transformed in a single leap,
From PNG dreams to WEBP neat and sleek.
Cheers to fresh paths in our digital mode!

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app/components/common/Navigation.vue (1)

462-462: Logo path update looks good!

The change from PNG to WEBP format for the HackStack logo is a good optimization. WEBP images typically provide better compression than PNG while maintaining good quality, which can improve page load times.

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