Header logos render at a consistent size regardless of upload aspect

When projects uploaded a non-square header logo for their Legal Center, the result in the rendered header was hard to predict. Wide logos got stretched, tall logos pushed the rest of the navigation off the baseline, and square logos rendered at one of several different sizes depending on viewport.

The header now constrains every logo to a stable 32px height and lets the width flow naturally. If you have a 16:9 logo, you get 16:9 at 32px tall. If you have a square logo, you get a tidy 32×32. Either way the rest of the navigation stays aligned and the header reads as intentional rather than improvised.

Small detail, big visual lift for projects with non-square brand marks.