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feat: the site shows OpenReliant's icon as its favicon - #65
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Every page links the icon that OpenReliant's own site publishes under /openreliant/icon/: the SVG where browsers take one, the 32-pixel PNG where they don't, and the 256-pixel PNG for a phone's home screen. The site keeps no copy of its own.
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Every page of the site now shows OpenReliant's icon as its favicon. The pages link the files OpenReliant's own site publishes under
https://openreliant.github.io/openreliant/icon/(OpenReliant/openreliant#1164): the SVG where browsers take one, the 32-pixel PNG where they don't, and the 256-pixel PNG for a phone's home screen. So there is one copy of the icon, and the site follows it when it changes.The links resolve once OpenReliant/openreliant#1164 is merged and its site published.