Fix #501: Remove broken logo from README#549
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The relative-path img tag renders fine on GitHub but breaks on PyPI. Removing the logo since the image host is not accessible from PyPI.
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I'm hesitant to say that removing the brandmark entirely is the best solution here |
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Fair enough. I can switch the image src to an absolute raw URL so the brandmark renders on PyPI too: Want me to pin to a commit SHA instead of main so old releases don't break retroactively? Either way, I can update the PR. |
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if we're going to point to a URL anyway then perhaps we should point to a central location in general PyPI readme rendering is important so I'll bring it up with our upcoming templating work |
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The relative-path img tag renders on GitHub but breaks on PyPI. Removed.