Use a white wordmark in the Rhesis logo - #610
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The site puts every integration logo on a dark blue chip, so the near-black wordmark was hard to read. Only the wordmark changed. Signed-off-by: Arman Beykmohammadi <arman.beykmohammadi@rhesis.ai>
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.integration-logogives every logo a#2b2f55background. The Rhesis wordmark is#1a1a1a, so it was hard to read against it.This recolours the wordmark to white and removes its drop shadow. The mascot and the transparent background are unchanged.