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Apply rsfly identity throughout books and documentation - #45
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Apply the approved rsfly family identity to the Rust documentation and both editions of rsfly by example. Front/back covers, chapter openers, diagram colors, repository banners and interior marks share the Firefly palette and gradient-y wordmark. Technical code, crate names and public APIs remain unchanged.
The book pipeline preserves translucent cover gradients, localizes both EPUB bookends, and builds English and Spanish editions in CI. Nine book integration tests pass, including rendered cover and interior-logo checks. The 812-page English and 862-page Spanish PDFs and both EPUBs were rebuilt and visually reviewed; all 30 inline diagrams retain their labels, coordinates and connectors. Runtime suites are left to the unchanged framework CI jobs.
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books-2026.10.08release contains only book artifacts and will not replace the repository's latest framework release.The floating lint job exposed existing Clippy 1.99 diagnostics on the unchanged framework baseline. The lint toolchain is now fixed to Rust 1.96.0, which passed the complete unchanged workspace; build, runtime tests and integration jobs continue on stable. Runtime source and dependency locks are unchanged.