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style: capitalize "Relicario" in prose / UI / CLI help

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Brand name uses capital R in user-facing text — extension UI strings,
CLI clap help / descriptions / error prose, markdown docs. Lowercase
preserved for the binary command, crate names, npm package, file
paths, env vars, and code identifiers.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Goal
The current logo reads as "modern shrine with a blue diamond" — visually correct in concept (a vessel that holds something precious) but blue-techy enough that the project's name (*relicario* — Spanish/Italian for *reliquary*) no longer comes through. The user wants more catholic-reliquary authenticity (gold, deep red, decorative finial) without the cross — closer to the user-supplied references of round-chapel theca reliquaries.
The current logo reads as "modern shrine with a blue diamond" — visually correct in concept (a vessel that holds something precious) but blue-techy enough that the project's name (*Relicario* — Spanish/Italian for *reliquary*) no longer comes through. The user wants more catholic-reliquary authenticity (gold, deep red, decorative finial) without the cross — closer to the user-supplied references of round-chapel theca reliquaries.
The popup currently uses GitHub's dark-blue accent palette throughout. Once the logo shifts to gold, leaving the popup's blue accents in place would create visual whiplash between the toolbar icon and the popup body. The palette shift converts blue → gold and tunes the danger red toward the logo's theca tone, while keeping the dark backgrounds, monospace-ish text, and CLI restraint that define the project's voice.