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docs: Use dark-mode-aware Sentry logo in READMEs - #1380
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The current wordmark is dark on a transparent background, so it is nearly illegible when GitHub is in dark mode. Wrap the logo in a `<picture>` element that serves `sentry-logo-white.png` for `prefers-color-scheme: dark` and the purple `sentry-wordmark-dark-280x84.png` otherwise. The plain `<img>` fallback keeps renderers without `<picture>` support working. Co-Authored-By: Daniel Szoke <daniel.szoke@sentry.io>
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The current wordmark is dark on a transparent background, so it is nearly illegible when GitHub is in dark mode.
This wraps the logo in a
<picture>element that servessentry-logo-white.pngforprefers-color-scheme: darkand keeps the existing purple wordmark otherwise, so light mode looks unchanged. The plain<img>fallback keeps renderers without<picture>support working.via Daniel Szoke.
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