Icon fix: android-icon-foreground/monochrome.png (and icon.png/
favicon.png/splash-icon.png) were the wide website wordmark logo
(paw + "PawFeed" text), with the actual paw glyph confined to a tiny
78x79px region on the far left of a 512x512 canvas. Android's adaptive
icon system only renders the center ~66% safe zone, so almost none of
the design was ever visible — explaining the "nearly all black" home
screen icon. Isolated the paw glyph via its orange pixel bounding box
and re-centered it properly on each target canvas (transparent for
foreground/monochrome/splash, solid background for icon.png/favicon).
monochrome.png is now a true white-alpha silhouette (Android's spec)
instead of sharp's tint() output, which produced gray instead of white.
Also removed android-icon-background.png — it was the same oversized
wordmark logo, redundant with (and overriding) the adaptiveIcon
backgroundColor that was already set to the same color.
Splash screen: expo-splash-screen was never installed despite
splash-icon.png existing in assets/ — app had no splash config at all,
which explains the light-gray placeholder/broken-image glyph seen on
launch (a generic fallback, not this app's own asset). Installed and
configured with the corrected splash-icon.png.
Play Store prep: added android.versionCode (required once
appVersionSource is "local" and unset until now) and made the
production build profile explicit about android.buildType: app-bundle
(required for Play Store; "preview" stays APK for direct install).
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