Trim README, replace stale CDP4 package icon with Auriga branding - #150
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README.mdto a concise overview (package sections cut to 1-3 sentences, Getting Started examples consolidated), pointing deep-dives at the wiki.assets/) and adds the README emblem, sourced from an absoluteraw.githubusercontent.comlink so it also renders on the NuGet package page.cdp4-icon.png(a leftover from another Starion project) withauriga-icon-512.pngas the sharedPackageIconfor all five packable projects.auriga.icoasAuriga.Tools'sApplicationIcon, so the publishedaurigatools.execarries the real Auriga icon instead of the default .NET one. Verified the icon embeds and extracts from the built exe.Auriga.Samples/ReadmeSamples.csin sync with the README's consolidated reporting sample: the three separate sample methods (RenderDiagramsToSvg,RasterizeDiagramsToPng,ExportTablesToExcel) are merged into oneRenderAndExportDiagrams, matching the merged code block the README trim introduced. This was required — CI'sReadmeSampleTestFixtureasserts the README's fenced C# samples are compiled verbatim byAuriga.Samples, and failed once the README changed without the samples project following.Test plan
dotnet build Auriga.sln -c Debug— succeeds, no new warnings.dotnet pack Auriga.Tools.csproj -c Debug— packs cleanly with the new icon and README.Auriga.Tools.exeto confirm it embedded correctly.dotnet test Auriga.Tests --filter ReadmeSampleTestFixture— passes after syncingAuriga.Sampleswith the trimmed README (this is the check that caught the drift in CI).