typst brand yaml: resolve logo paths via project directory #13297
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This continues
for Typst.
We duplicate the logic that happens in
project-paths.luafor image paths, for the background logo image path which escapes that processing because it is both too late and goes straight to Typst.We only do this if
_quarto.projectOffset() ~= "."to avoid churn on paths that work fine without any directory prefix.