Use the actual official C logo#4843
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*.png, square, dimensions 288x288, size <= 75 kB)index.md)Contrary to what was said in #2556, the blue hexagon C logo is not the official one, but an edit made over the Standard C++ Foundation logo to remove the "++". Modified versions of that logo are not normally approved by the foundation.
The logo depicted in The C Programming Language cover (which this PR aims to apply) is actually used and standardized in the recently officialized C website. The document in the FAQ even recommends against using the edited C++ logo.