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Updated the logo view in the iOS and macOS implementations of MGLMapView to display a subtle version of the logo that Mapbox unveiled today.
Compared to the previous wordmark, the new logo and wordmark have darker, more opaque strokes but more translucent fill. As a result, the image stands out more than it used to, but it compensates by looking more like a wordmark. It also looks a lot like the labels in Mapbox Streets Satellite:
For iOS, the existing alignment rect inset has been removed, because the wordmark’s baseline can’t determine the whole image’s alignment when the circle is present. This will put the wordmark farther from the bottom edge of the map view than is customary on iOS, but the wordmark’s baseline aligns with that of the “i” in the ℹ️:
On the other hand, the macOS SDK places textual attribution directly beside the wordmark, so an alignment rect inset is still required in order to align the two controls’ baselines:
Currently on master
No inset
This PR
/ref #1265 #1328
/cc @friedbunny @ericrwolfe @mgosline