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BLS deck: replace the NBER and Atlanta Fed logos on slide 6 - #63

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  • Slide 6, "Researchers and developers build with these rules": replace the NBER and Atlanta Fed logos with the University of Michigan and UHERO (University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization). Both are research users that the pwbm-2026 and georgetown-2026 decks already list.
  • The UHERO logo gets a little more height, because its seal has a lot of white space.
  • The slide text and speaker notes now name the University of Michigan and UHERO, and no longer name NBER or the Atlanta Fed.

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  • All 15 logos load at 1024×768, 1280×720 and 1440×900.
  • bunx eslint slideshows/bls-taxsim-2026, 126 vitest tests and bun run build pass locally.

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Swap the NBER and Atlanta Fed logos on "Researchers and developers
build with these rules" for the University of Michigan and UHERO, two
research users already listed in the pwbm-2026 and georgetown-2026
decks. UHERO's seal gets a little more height so it matches the others.
Slide text and speaker notes updated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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