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-# Black GoblinPay badge: pay.html integration note
-
-This branch (`badge-black`) adds the black GoblinPay badge, the light-surface
-counterpart to the existing white wordmark. It is the mark that does the job the
-black Apple Pay badge does at checkout: a compact "this payment method is
-GoblinPay" lockup (goblin mark + "Pay") for light surfaces.
-
-## What is already wired on this branch
-
-- Asset: `static/goblinpay-badge-black.svg` (self-contained inline SVG, no
- external font: the mark reuses the wallet's goblin head geometry, "Pay" uses
- the same system font stack as the existing wordmark).
-- Route: served at `/static/goblinpay-badge-black.svg`
- (`crates/gp-server/src/main.rs`, alongside the wordmark route).
-- WooCommerce checkout row: the classic gateway `get_icon()` and the Blocks
- checkout label both render the badge next to the method title
- (`connectors/woocommerce/`).
-
-So the badge asset and its serving route are ready. `pay.html` needs no code
-from this branch to keep working; the snippet below is the only optional edit,
-and it is intentionally left for after the grin1 rail work merges to avoid
-touching a file another agent owns.
-
-## Why the pay-page header was NOT changed
-
-`templates/pay.html` renders the header on a dark surface and correctly uses the
-**white** wordmark (`/static/goblinpay-wordmark.svg`). The black badge is a
-**light-surface** asset; dropping it onto the dark header would put a black
-rectangle on a dark background. So the pay page keeps the white wordmark, and
-the black badge is used where a shopper picks the method on a light surface
-(the WooCommerce checkout row, done on this branch).
-
-## Optional pay.html snippet (only if a light-surface method chip is wanted)
-
-If a light-surface "you are paying with" chip is later added to the pay page
-(for example a light card summarising the method), drop the badge in with a
-single self-contained `
`. It touches only the header block the branding
-commit already added, so the conflict surface is one line.
-
-Replace, in `templates/pay.html`, the brand link (currently):
-
-```html
-
-```
-
-with a version that also carries the method badge (kept in the same header
-block, so it will not restructure the page):
-
-```html
-
-
-```
-
-Then, if a light backing is desired behind the badge, add to `static/style.css`:
-
-```css
-.method-badge { display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle; }
-```
-
-No template logic, no new variables: the badge is a static asset served by the
-route already added on this branch.