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What changes

The iOS app has an icon: a white tilde on black, the ~ the site's header already shows beside the name. ios/logo.svg is its source, drawn as a stroke rather than taken from a font.

Why

TestFlight and the App Store need one, and until now the app showed a blank square on the home screen.

How it was checked

Built and installed on a phone. The build's Info.plist names AppIcon and the bundle holds its sizes. The PNG has no alpha channel, as the App Store asks. Looked at beside other colours at 180, 60 and 40 points.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

This adds an AppIcon asset: a single 1024×1024 universal iOS entry in Contents.json, which Xcode 14 and later scales to every size. It also adds ios/logo.svg as the source, and in ios/project.yml it points ASSETCATALOG_COMPILER_APPICON_NAME at AppIcon. The catalog, the project setting and the SVG's stroked path all look right. I could not inspect icon.png. The description says it has no alpha channel and was built and installed on a phone. I didn't check either. One small mismatch: the description says "on black", but logo.svg fills the background with #171717. Check that the PNG and the SVG agree, and change the description or the fill to match. Nothing here needs a change file or docs, since the app isn't covered by the CLI or MCP changeset rule.