Add Minim custom integration logo and icon

[nidble]

Proposed change

Added Minim logo and icon images

https://github.com/nidble/minim_alarm

Type of change

• Add a new logo or icon for a new core integration
• Add a missing icon or logo for an existing core integration
• Add a new logo or icon for a custom integration (custom component)
  • I've added a link to my custom integration repository in the PR description
  • I've opened up a PR for my custom integration on the Home Assistant
    Python wheels repository
• Replace an existing icon or logo with a higher quality version
• Replace an existing icon or logo after a branding change
• Removing an icon or logo

Additional information

• This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes #
• Link to code base pull request: https://github.com/nidble/brands
• Link to documentation pull request:
• Link to integration documentation on our website:
• Link to custom integration repository: https://github.com/nidble/minim_alarm

Checklist

• The added/replaced image(s) are PNG
• Icon image size is 256x256px (icon.png)
• hDPI icon image size is 512x512px for ([email protected])
• Logo image size has min 128px, but max 256px, on the shortest side (logo.png)
• hDPI logo image size has min 256px, but max 512px, on the shortest side ([email protected])

[frenck]

Hi there @nidble 👋

The provided branding seems to differ from the manufacturer branding:

Could you please take a look and make sure the branding matches?

Thanks! 👍

../Frenck

[home-assistant]

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[nidble]

Hello @frenck, yes for Inim integration a set of suitable images was already covered by this PR #5571. However, Inim license is very restrictive, and it prohibits any usage of their logo and image: general conditions
So for getting rid of any license issue/problem I created Minim.

wdyt? Thanks

[frenck]

Unfortunately, we will not accept custom branding creations. The problem with those, is that if a brand is misrepresented often leads to other issues as well.

Integrations, however, do not require branding and function perfectly fine without. So, that leave you with the choice to either update the branding to represent it correctly, or closing the PR and leave the integration without it (as that is fine too).

../Frenck

[nidble]

It sounds good for me! Thank you!