Add the Along With You logo to the site header - #186
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The header carried the site name as text. This swaps it for the 2026 wordmark, converted from the supplied Illustrator EPS to SVG so it stays sharp at any size and adds no raster weight. The mark's deep blue is 3.1:1 against the dark-mode header, so the SVG carries a prefers-color-scheme media query that lifts it to a tint of the same hue. Each path also keeps its light-mode colour inline, so a renderer that ignores the media query still draws the mark correctly. Palette tokens are untouched: the UI teal stays the deeper, AA-compliant #19797B, and application.css still diffs cleanly against mobile/src/global.css. Closes #185
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The header carried the site name as text. This swaps it for the 2026 logo, converted from the supplied Illustrator EPS to SVG so it stays sharp at any size and adds no raster weight.
Closes #185