profile: use animated boot-menu SVG instead of the static gif#1
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Replaces the static menu GIF on the org profile with the new animated SVG of the cyan iPXE boot menu (the selection bar sweeps the items on a loop). Pure SMIL/CSS, so it animates in the README; centered and linked to https://netboot.xyz so clicking it lands on the real interactive menu.
Asset:
https://netboot.xyz/img/boot-menu.svg(added in netboot.xyz-docs#192, live — verified HTTP 200,image/svg+xml).If it doesn't animate after merge: GitHub proxies images through camo, which usually animates SMIL SVGs (the typing-svg badges work this way), but if it serves a static frame, the fix is to commit the SVG into this repo (e.g.
profile/boot-menu.svg) and reference it by relative path. Happy to follow up with that if needed. The old gif is untouched and still served, so reverting is trivial.