docs: use one consistent logo instead of light/dark variants - #194
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The dark-mode wordmark existed only because "Visual" was near-black and invisible on GitHub/RTD dark backgrounds. Fixed differently: gave the wordmark an opaque white background instead of transparent, so it's genuinely one asset everywhere - blends in on light backgrounds, shows as a clean white card on dark ones, fully legible either way.
<picture>/<source media="prefers-color-scheme">split, plain<img>nowhtml_logo, droppedimage_light/image_darkVerified: composited on GitHub's actual dark background color (#0d1117) to confirm it reads cleanly, and confirmed the docs build succeeds.