fix: blurry Start Menu and taskbar icon - #117
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Logo44.png and Logo150.png were single flat bitmaps with no scale-100/125/150/200/400 variants, so Windows had to upscale them for any display above 100% DPI, producing a blurry Start Menu tile and taskbar icon. Regenerated all scale variants directly from the existing IconVector.svg vector master instead of upscaling the small PNGs.
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Stacked on #116 - this diff includes those commits until that one merges; only the icon commit at the end is new here.
The manifest only shipped flat, non-scale-qualified logo bitmaps, so Windows had to stretch a single bitmap to whatever the current DPI scale factor required - blurry at anything other than 100%. Added scale-qualified variants (
Logo44.scale-{100,125,150,200,400}.png,Logo150.scale-{...}.png) generated from the existing SVG icon, so Windows can pick the asset that actually matches the display's scale instead of resampling one bitmap.