fix(dashboard): fastfetch logo position:top -- no more column-bleed with 3D ASCII

The MiOS branding ASCII (54 chars wide x 11 lines tall) didn't fit
fastfetch's default left-column layout. fastfetch v2.60 falls back to
"info on left, logo on right" when the logo is too wide for a left
column, and the system-info text wraps INTO the logo's right edge --
producing the artifacts the user observed:

  user@CloudWS-602
    ----------------              ___           ___
    OS  Fedora Linux 43 (Container Image) x86_64\  \
    Kernel  Linux 6.6.114.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2 \

The right-edge `\  \`, `\` and `:\` characters are the MiOS logo
bleeding into the info column.

Fix: position:top renders the ASCII block ABOVE the info table:

  [LOGO BLOCK -- 11 lines of clean MiOS ASCII]

  user@CloudWS-602
  ----------------
  OS  Fedora Linux 43 (Container Image) x86_64
  Kernel  Linux 6.6.114.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2
  ...

Padding: top=1 (one blank above logo), left=2 (matches dashboard's
2-space indent), right=0 (no horizontal extension). Width is fluid;
no column truncation possible.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: Kabuki94

usr/share/mios/fastfetch/config.jsonc

@@ -17,7 +17,14 @@
     "type": "raw",
     "source": "/usr/share/mios/branding/mios.txt",
     "color": { "1": "blue" },
-    "padding": { "top": 1, "right": 2 }
+    // position:top renders the ASCII art ABOVE the info table instead
+    // of side-by-side. The 3D /\__\ logo is 54 chars wide -- in the
+    // default side-by-side layout fastfetch v2.60 picks "logo on right"
+    // when the logo is too wide for a left column, and the info text
+    // bleeds into / overlaps the logo's right edge. Top-position gives
+    // a clean separation: logo block, then a horizontal gap, then info.
+    "position": "top",
+    "padding": { "top": 1, "right": 0, "left": 2 }
   },
 
   "display": {