[TenGosc007]

Summary

The "bunny" wordmark in resources/bunnynet.svg has no explicit fill, so it rendered black and nearly disappeared on GitHub's dark mode. The README header now wraps the logo in a <picture> element with a prefers-color-scheme: dark source pointing to the new white-wordmark asset (docs/img/Horizontal-full-color-white.svg) supplied by product marketing. Light mode and non-supporting renderers continue to use the existing logo. Both SVGs share the same aspect ratio, so the width="70%" sizing applies identically.

Type of Change

• Bug fix
• Feature
• Documentation
• Refactor or cleanup
• CI/build/release
• Breaking change

Affected Areas

• TurboModule / native modules
• API client
• Upload
• Player (VOD)
• Player (live)
• Broadcaster
• Codegen / spec files
• Example app
• Documentation
• Build or package configuration

Testing

Docs-only change — verified the <picture> markup, the prefers-color-scheme: dark media query (the GitHub-supported dark-mode mechanism), and that both SVGs share an equivalent aspect ratio so sizing stays consistent.

• yarn typecheck
• yarn lint
• yarn test
• Android example builds (yarn android in example/)
• iOS example builds (yarn ios in example/)
• Manual playback/upload/broadcast test
• Not run, reason: README asset/markup change only; no code affected.

Library User Impact

None — README rendering only. The new asset lives in docs/img/ and is not shipped in the npm package.

AI Assistance

• No substantial AI assistance was used.
• AI helped with this PR; I reviewed and understand the final changes.

Checklist

• The PR is focused on one clear change.
• native-sdk-baselines.json points to a public, merged native SDK commit or tag when native APIs are required.
• Public API or behavior changes are documented (README / docs).
• Tests or manual verification are included where appropriate.
• No secrets, access keys, private URLs, certificates, or provisioning profiles are included.