Add the DLPaC banner to the top of the README - #17
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An SVG rather than a fenced code block, because GitHub markdown cannot colour text: a code block renders in whatever the viewer's theme uses, so the red lettering, blue field, and black background would all be lost. Inline styles and font tags are stripped by GitHub's sanitiser, and ANSI escapes are not interpreted. An image is the only way to keep the colours. The blue field is drawn as rects and a fill pattern rather than block glyphs, so it renders identically regardless of which monospace font the viewer has. Only the figlet is text, which is the part that has to be. It stays selectable, and the whole file is 23 KB with no external references, no script, and no foreignObject, so it survives GitHub's SVG sanitiser.
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Adds the banner art above the title.
Rendered as an SVG rather than a fenced code block. GitHub markdown cannot colour text: a code block renders in whatever the viewer's theme uses, so the red lettering, blue field, and black background would all be lost. Inline
styleattributes and<font>tags are stripped by GitHub's sanitiser, and ANSI escapes are not interpreted. An image is the only way to keep the colours.The blue field is drawn as
<rect>elements plus a fill pattern rather than█/░glyphs, so it renders identically regardless of which monospace font the viewer has. Only the figlet is text, which is the part that needs to be, and it stays selectable.23 KB, no external references, no script, no foreignObject, so it passes GitHub's SVG sanitiser. Verified it parses as well-formed XML and that the compiler and both test suites still pass.