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Hanzo and Lux status pages run the same image digest. Three of the tab-icon links were brand-templated, but the paths a browser reaches for on its own were not: /favicon.ico, /apple-touch-icon.png, /logo-192x192.png and /logo-512x512.png were real files at the web root, and git records this commit moving them into brands/hanzo/ because that is what they always were. Every brand got Hanzo's bytes. Saving status.lux.network to an iOS home screen saved the Hanzo mark, md5-identical. Artwork now has one home, /brands/<brand>/, and one name to reach it by: ui.brand. Tab icon, home screen icon, PWA icons and the header logo all derive from that name, so a deployment cannot title itself one company and hand out another's mark. The bare root paths are served from the same place rather than being a second copy that drifts, and a brand missing an asset is a boot failure instead of a page quietly wearing nobody. manifest.json was a checked-in static file: it called itself "Status" on a page titled "Hanzo Status", described itself in upstream Gatus's words, and splashed #f7f9fb light grey in front of a UI that paints #020817. It is now rendered from the same config that renders the page, and the theme-color meta reads the colour the app actually paints instead of a rounder-looking #000000. The 180/192/512 sizes were rasterised from each brand's own canonical SVG with rsvg-convert, the same pipeline that produced the existing 16/32 — it reproduces every shipped icon byte for byte, and Hanzo's icons are unchanged from what production serves today. Config drops `logo` and the three-field `favicon` block for the single `brand` key. TestNoBrandWearsAnothersMark asserts the property that was silently false: distinct bytes per brand at every size. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
