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docs(readme): replace the workflow GIF with a theme-aware cluster hero - #48
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The GIF showed the removed --repo syntax. Keep the old files in public/ so READMEs of earlier npm versions still load them.
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Problem
The README image is a GIF of terminal output that uses the removed
--reposyntax, and it does not show Linear support or the dashboard.Changes
vercel-labs/portlesscapture used on the landing page, in Geist colors<picture>so GitHub shows the one that matches the reader's themereadme-hero-light.pngandreadme-hero-dark.png(2400x1200) toapps/docs/publicapps/docs/public, because READMEs of earlier npm versions still link to themThe images load from issue-graph.dev, so they appear in the README once the docs site deploys from
main.Visual proof