@props([
    'variant' => 'on-light',
    'mark' => false,
    'alt' => null,
    'class' => '',
])

@php
    $settings = $siteSettings ?? null;
    $uploadedPath = is_object($settings) ? ($settings->logo_path ?? null) : null;
    $uploadedAlt = is_object($settings) ? ($settings->logo_alt ?? null) : null;

    $resolvedAlt = $alt
        ?? (filled($uploadedAlt) ? $uploadedAlt : null)
        ?? ((is_object($settings) && filled($settings->brand_name ?? null))
            ? $settings->brand_name
            : 'Amare Assessoria');

    $variant = $variant === 'on-dark' ? 'on-dark' : 'on-light';
    $kind = $mark ? 'mark' : 'lockup';
    $staticSrc = asset("brand/{$kind}-{$variant}.webp");

    $usesUploadedLogo = filled($uploadedPath);

    $src = $usesUploadedLogo
        ? \Illuminate\Support\Facades\Storage::disk('public')->url($uploadedPath)
        : $staticSrc;

    // Reserve the box before the image arrives (SPEC §6.4). The intrinsic size
    // of the shipped assets is known and fixed; an uploaded logo has arbitrary
    // dimensions, so it gets no attributes rather than wrong ones. The CSS
    // classes still govern the rendered size in both cases — width/height only
    // give the browser the aspect ratio to reserve.
    //
    // The webp assets are encoded at 3x the largest rendered size (lockup at
    // h-12 = 48 px, mark at h-8 = 32 px), which is why these are 149x144 and
    // 191x96 rather than the 512-wide originals kept as png fallbacks. See
    // tests/Feature/PublicSite/BrandAssetBudgetTest.php.
    $intrinsic = $usesUploadedLogo
        ? []
        : ($mark ? ['width' => 191, 'height' => 96] : ['width' => 149, 'height' => 144]);
@endphp

<img
    {{ $attributes->merge([
        'src' => $src,
        'alt' => $resolvedAlt,
        'class' => trim('brand-logo '.$class),
        'decoding' => 'async',
        'loading' => 'eager',
    ] + $intrinsic) }}
/>