Mike McQuaid
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- Avoid `jekyll-remote-theme` so docs builds use local shared files. - Reference canonical `brew.sh` theme assets instead of copying them here. - Keep only the layouts and includes needed by the docs site. - Point shared docs page images at `brew.sh` for HTML-Proofer. - Render the install demo GIF at retina size in the README.
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