more brand logo tests #13157
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sometimes it's worthwhile to have typst tests without compilation e.g. when they have bogus image paths in them and would fail but testing the typ is enough
the extra tests were written by claude with gordon very much in the loop
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This is perhaps excessive, but there were a bunch of dashboard tests checking every obscure interaction between brand.logo and document logo, and I worked with Claude to add revealjs and typst tests for those using
brand-mode.Excessive since all these formats use the same logic underneath. But it's kind of nice to see a whole block of tests running under multiple formats.