📝 docs(logo): add branded project logo#507
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The existing logo.svg was an unused placeholder that wasn't configured in Sphinx. Replace it with a proper branded logo using Python's blue and yellow colors with a lock icon, and set html_logo in conf.py so it actually renders in the documentation sidebar.
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The documentation had a
logo.svgfile sitting in the docs directory but it was never wired up inconf.py, so Sphinx never rendered it. The logo itself was also a generic monochrome lock sketch that didn't reflect the project's identity.This replaces it with a proper branded logo that uses Python's official blue (#3776AB) and yellow (#FFD43B) in a diagonal split gradient, with a clean white lock icon on top. The
html_logosetting is now configured inconf.pyso the logo actually appears in the Furo sidebar.