Keep both README images and link the website GitHub logo to the repository - #8
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Keep both README images: the compact clickable 3D hook stays at the top, and the original overview graphic appears under “Our interactive guide.” Bold the tutorial title in the acceptance announcement.
The website's header GitHub logo now opens the tutorial repository, with matching visible text and an accessible label.
Validation: GitHub Markdown rendering confirms both images and the bold title. The GitHub link is visible and has the correct destination at 375, 768, 1024, and 1440 px, with no page overflow. JavaScript syntax checks, Svelte checks, asset checks, and
git diff --checkpass.