🚀 release: publish Clean Workflow plugin branding

[warengonzaga]

Promote Clean Workflow branding from dev to main. The plugin gains Option C artwork through its composer icon and light/dark logos, plus a README logo and asset usage/verification documentation. The existing Clean Workflow display name, stable identifiers, and skill invocations are preserved.

Includes #15 and the v1.1.1 release-metadata backsync from #14. Refs #10; the issue remains open for actual installed Codex UI verification.

Validation: Clean Code Review found no actionable issues. Copilot review and the Code Quality/CodeQL scan passed on fc7f206026829e30cd767b4a4ca7b8948d2cd6ab. JSON, SVG, skill frontmatter, local documentation links, and whitespace checks passed. The promoted tree is identical to the reviewed #15 tree, so its verified fresh-install/update packaging evidence applies. No code fixes or conflict resolution were needed.

Actual installed card/detail/composer screenshots in light/dark mode remain unverified because computer-use access to Codex is restricted. That acceptance criterion is pending; metadata, installer checks, and artwork previews are not substitutes for it.

Merge strategy: use a regular merge commit from dev into main, following Clean Flow.

[Copilot]

Copilot review overview

🟢 Approval recommended

The manifest references valid bundled SVG assets, documentation accurately records the remaining manual verification, and no blocking issues were found.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: None

What changed in this PR

Adds Option C branding assets and connects them to the Clean Workflow plugin while preserving stable identifiers.

Changes:

• Adds light, dark, monochrome, and composer SVG artwork.
• Configures supported plugin branding fields.
• Documents asset usage and remaining UI-verification limits.

File	Description
.codex-plugin/​plugin.json	Connects plugin branding assets.
README.md	Displays and documents the branding.
docs/​plugin-branding.md	Records metadata and verification boundaries.
assets/​README.md	Documents artwork usage and palette.
assets/​icon.svg	Adds the tiled composer icon.
assets/​logo.svg	Adds the light-background logo.
assets/​logo-dark.svg	Adds the dark-mode logo.
assets/​logo-black.svg	Adds monochrome dark artwork.
assets/​logo-white.svg	Adds reversed monochrome artwork.

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[warengonzaga]

Clean Workflow review of fc7f206026829e30cd767b4a4ca7b8948d2cd6ab against main at a4377df4e7b52414f6cc2f5ea6e8b0655ff3778e: No actionable findings in the reviewed scope.

Waited for the current-head Copilot review and Code Quality/CodeQL run before the consolidated review. Both completed successfully; Copilot reported no findings. Its review is COMMENTED, not a formal approval. The CodeQL job's sole annotation is a hosted-runner migration notice.

Validation passed: all three JSON files, five SVGs, three skill frontmatters, 20 local documentation/image links, and git diff --check. The complete promoted tree matches reviewed PR #15 exactly; prior fresh-install/update evidence matches every artwork and bundled skill/reference hash. The installer was not rerun. The README includes the logo on dev; it is absent from the current main homepage until promotion.

Clean Coding follow-through: no supported findings or merge conflicts required fixes. Paginated reviews, comments, and threads contain no unresolved review threads. GitHub reports the PR conflict-free; the current base is already an ancestor of the head. No branch rules require additional checks or approvals. Eight other installed-app suites have no check runs, review requests, or observed provider progress; they are not reported as passed scans.

Remaining verification: issue #10's actual installed Codex card/detail/composer screenshots in light/dark mode remain pending because computer-use access to Codex is restricted. Source, packaging, and metadata checks do not prove the rendered desktop UI. GitHub's generated README retains the logo, but a browser screenshot was also unavailable because the browser security check could not grant access. This report does not mark the full issue acceptance complete or approve, merge, or release the PR.