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jwinterm
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I shipped it upright. It is a typographic monospace hash and it leans, which is how it renders across hash.boats (hero and every feature card) and how hash.boats/splash.svg draws it by hand: "verticals lean right". Where the upright one came from, because the wallet repo disagrees with itself. assets/images/hash_wallet_app_icon_source.svg rebuilt the glyph as paths to remove a font dependency and flattened the lean while doing it, and store/play-icon-512.png is upright too: its verticals measure x=206 and x=306 on every row, no lean at all. I took those as canonical and explicitly rejected the slanted splash.svg as wrong. That was backwards. The brand's own site is the authority on the mark; an app-store export is downstream of it. Both icons are now rebuilt from splash.svg's glyph, mapped onto a full-bleed 1024 canvas preserving its proportions exactly (glyph spans 57.5% of the tile, stroke is 8.75%). The static PNG is rendered from the same geometry as the animated SVG rather than being a separate export, so the two cannot drift: the animation ends on precisely the still icon. Measured after: the left bar's centre runs 225 -> 204 -> 182 down the tile, where the old one sat at 206 on every row. Still full-bleed, not splash.svg's inset rounded box, because the site rounds icons with a 22% CSS radius and a built-in transparent margin would show card background at the corners.