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feat: use canonical Expressif icons - #57

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Summary

  • add the canonical 64px, 128px, and 256px Expressif icons
  • display the 256px icon in the repository and packaged README
  • embed all icon sizes in the NuGet package and select the 128px asset as PackageIcon

Validation

  • confirmed copied PNG SHA-256 hashes match the source assets in Seddryck/Expressif
  • generated and inspected a package-only validation nupkg; all three images are present, PackageIcon resolves to the embedded 128px image, and README resolves to the embedded 256px image
  • dotnet test Expressif.Syntax.sln --no-restore was attempted but stalled during the existing native grammar build without producing test results

close #56

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Use the Expressif icons in documentation and NuGet packages

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