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docs: replace the Testably.Abstractions icon with a ball and socket - #1202
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The four squares read as windows rather than as the library. The UML ball and socket shows what it does: code depends on an interface, and tests plug in the in-memory mock instead of the real implementation.
nuget.org shows the icon in light and dark mode, so the aweXpect and Mockolate icons use a shade between their light and dark site colors. The Abstractions icon now does the same instead of the darker light-mode shade.
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This is addressed in release v8.0.0. |
This was referenced Nov 11, 2026
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The four squares read as windows rather than as the library. The UML ball and socket shows what it does: code depends on an interface, and tests plug in the in-memory mock instead of the real implementation.
Use a medium raspberry for the NuGet icon, because nuget.org shows the icon in light and dark mode, so the aweXpect and Mockolate icons use a shade between their light and dark site colors. The Abstractions icon now does the same.