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Version and changelog only. The icon fix and README header landed in #48-#50; this is the release that puts the corrected icon on nuget.org, since a package icon is per published version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011ysVAfsbKMfGBaAkWvuRTf
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Cuts 1.2.2 — the release that puts the corrected icon on the nuget.org package pages.
Version and changelog only:
VersionPrefix/FileVersionto 1.2.2, and the[Unreleased]entries folded into a dated[1.2.2]section. The substance shipped in#48–#50 (icon as chosen and centered; README header aligned and theme-aware).
On your merge I'll tag
v1.2.2— the tag is already authorized — and the releaseworkflow publishes to nuget.org and GitHub Packages and creates the GitHub release.
Not merging — that's yours.
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