Omarchy Bot website credits

The pixel-field renderer, Omarchy wordmark bitmap and SVG artwork, brand mark,
and named theme palettes include material adapted from the Omarchy website:

https://github.com/omacom/omarchy-site
Revision: 47711270650b9c78c7bfa996cdd0b6050c79566f

Original sources:
- src/components/HeroPixelField.tsx
- src/components/Brand.tsx
- src/data/wordmark-bitmap.ts
- src/lib/site-themes.ts
- src/styles.css
- brand/omarchy-wordmark.svg
- brand/omarchy-logo.svg

Credit belongs to the Omarchy website contributors. The official redesign
announcement credits Baris Girismen with the design foundation and pixel-grid
shader, alongside Christoffer Hallas, Daniel Schmier, and other contributors:
https://omarchy.org/news/2026/09/omarchy-org-redesign-launches-with-29-languages/

Omarchy Bot adapts the renderer to a native TypeScript lifecycle, adds explicit
motion controls, and does not include the radio or etch-effect integrations.
The hero wordmark adds BOT lettering to the original Omarchy artwork.

The upstream repository contained no LICENSE file at the imported revision.
Upstream authors retain their rights. These source-derived portions are not
relicensed under the MIT license covering Omarchy Bot's original code.

JetBrains Mono and Geist are distributed with their respective font licenses
in /fonts/. Omarchy Bot is an independent plugin, not the Omarchy operating
system's official website.