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fix: avatar mascot visible in Safari dark mode - #42
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Safari does not pass the system color scheme into an SVG loaded by <img>, so the lines stayed dark on the dark page. The SVG now has fixed dark lines and the demo inverts it with dark:invert, which follows the page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In Safari dark mode the avatar demo showed an empty circle: Safari does not pass the system color scheme into an SVG loaded by
<img>, so theprefers-color-schemerule insidemascot.svgnever switched the lines to white.public/mascot.svg: fixed#0a0a0alines, no media queryclassName="dark:invert"onAvatarImage, which follows the page's.darkclassVerified on the sandbox with WebKit: /avatar shows the mascot in both dark and light.
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