Add profile image

[lemon-mint]

Summary by Sourcery

Display a real author avatar image in blog post cards instead of a generic placeholder.

New Features:

• Show a rounded author avatar image in blog post cards using the site icon asset.

Enhancements:

• Remove the unused gray-300 background utility from the global stylesheet.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Implements a profile image for blog post cards by replacing the placeholder avatar circle with a static image and cleaning up unused gray background styling in CSS.

Flow diagram for BlogPostCard profile image rendering

flowchart TD
  User[User views blog post list] --> BlogPostCard[BlogPostCard template]
  BlogPostCard --> AvatarImage[img src /assets/apple-touch-icon.png]
  AvatarImage --> RenderedCard[Rendered blog post card with author avatar]

  CSS[main.css] -.->|removes .bg-gray-300| AvatarImage

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Replace the gray circular placeholder avatar in blog post cards with a real profile image element.	Swap the placeholder div avatar for an img tag pointing to /assets/apple-touch-icon.png. Apply sizing and rounded styles via existing utility classes on the img element. Add alt text for the avatar image to improve accessibility.	view/component_blog_post.templ view/component_blog_post_templ.go
Remove unused gray background color token and utility class now that the avatar no longer depends on it.	Delete the CSS variable for gray-300 from the root theme variables. Remove the bg-gray-300 utility class definition from the main stylesheet.	public/main.css

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• If --color-gray-300 or .bg-gray-300 are still referenced elsewhere, consider keeping or replacing them with an existing gray token to avoid inconsistent styling across components.
• Consider making the avatar alt text dynamic (e.g., including the author name) so that it conveys more useful information for screen readers.
• You might want to add loading="lazy" to the avatar image to avoid unnecessary image loads when many blog cards are rendered on the page.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- If `--color-gray-300` or `.bg-gray-300` are still referenced elsewhere, consider keeping or replacing them with an existing gray token to avoid inconsistent styling across components.
- Consider making the avatar `alt` text dynamic (e.g., including the author name) so that it conveys more useful information for screen readers.
- You might want to add `loading="lazy"` to the avatar image to avoid unnecessary image loads when many blog cards are rendered on the page.

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Code Review

This pull request replaces the placeholder gray div for the blog post author's avatar with an actual image and removes the unused --color-gray-300 variable and .bg-gray-300 class from the stylesheet. Feedback suggests removing the remaining .dark .bg-gray-300 block to avoid dead CSS, and setting the avatar's alt attribute to empty (alt="") to prevent redundant announcements for screen readers.

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public/main.css (828-830)

Removing the .bg-gray-300 class leaves .dark .bg-gray-300 on line 1122 as dead CSS. Please remove the .dark .bg-gray-300 block as well to keep the stylesheet clean and maintainable.

view/component_blog_post.templ (18)

Since the author's name is displayed immediately next to the avatar image, the image is redundant for screen readers. Having alt="Author avatar" results in repetitive announcements. It is a best practice for accessibility to use an empty alt attribute (alt="") so screen readers skip the redundant image.

				<img src="/assets/apple-touch-icon.png" class="w-10 h-10 mr-3 rounded-full" alt=""/>