Previous banner had a SKELETONKEY block-letter art that competed
with the skeleton-key drawing for visual attention. Simplified:
the key art is now the focal point, and SKELETONKEY is rendered
as plain spaced text below the drawing.
Slight refinement to the key art: bow is a bit larger (888 instead
of 88) to feel more substantial. Bit/teeth pattern unchanged.
Bump 0.4.2 → 0.4.3.
The v0.4.1 box-drawing key was minimalist — round bow, line shaft,
small bit. Replaced with a more detailed ornate skeleton-key
silhouette in the classic ASCII-art-of-keys tradition:
- Round bow with internal "hole" rendered via stylized 8/b/d/'
pattern (suggests the decorative loop you'd grip)
- Long shaft running right across the banner
- Bit at the end with a staircase notch pattern (the iconic
"key-tooth" descent showing the wards that engage the lock)
Same height as the previous banner. SKELETONKEY block letters
below unchanged.
Bump 0.4.1 → 0.4.2.
Replace the previous "circle + shaft + curl" silhouette (which read
more like a magnifying glass) with a proper skeleton-key anatomy:
- BOW: round decorative loop with center hole (the part you hold)
- SHAFT: long horizontal rod (= the body of the key)
- BIT: notched tooth hanging down from the shaft end (the part
that engages the lock — the iconic key-tooth profile)
Same change in skeletonkey.c BANNER and README.md.
Bump 0.4.0 → 0.4.1.
leviathan