Add cdk-payment-processors to case studies with dark-mode GitHub logo - #320
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Adds the cashubtc/cdk-payment-processors project to the case studies grid under Infrastructure, and introduces an optional imgDark logo variant so entries using the black GitHub mark swap to the existing white asset when dark mode is active. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The case studies grid now lists cdk-payment-processors — Cashu mint payment processors including an LDK Server-backed one — under the Infrastructure filter.
Alongside it, projects can now declare a dark-mode logo variant via a new optional
imgDarkfield. The eight entries using the black GitHub mark were nearly invisible against the dark background; they now swap to the previously unusedgithub-white.pngasset. The swap is pure CSS keyed off VitePress's.darkroot class, so it follows theme toggles instantly with no hydration mismatch, and the featured row supports the same field for future use.Validated with a VitePress production build and by toggling the theme on the local dev server to confirm the logo swap.