fix: URL-encode logo paths in README for dark mode support#9
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Replaces spaces in logo image paths with URL-encoded format to ensure proper loading in different environments. This change enhances the README's visual presentation.
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Description
The dark mode logo in the README was not rendering on GitHub because the
srcsetattribute uses spaces as delimiters. The filenames (Transparent Logo Dark.png) contained spaces that broke the URL parsing.Fixed by URL-encoding spaces as
%20in the<picture>source paths.Type of Change
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