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…ering NuGet's markdown renderer does not support HTML tags like <p> and <img>. Replace with standard markdown syntax and use absolute GitHub URLs for images so they render correctly on both GitHub and nuget.org.
The full-size logo (1254x1254) renders too large in both GitHub and nuget.org since standard markdown has no width attribute. Use a dedicated 180px version (logo-sm.png) for the README while keeping the original for the NuGet package icon.
fix: replace HTML with standard markdown in README for nuget.org rendering
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Release v1.0.7
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<p>,<img>,<a>) with standard markdown in README — nuget.org does not render HTMLassets/logo-sm.png, 180x180) for README display — standard markdown has no width attributeContext
The root README is shared across all NuGet packages via
PackageReadmeFile. The previous HTML-based logo and badge were rendering as raw text on nuget.org package pages.