Worked on the thomhurst/TUnit repository to deliver a comprehensive Aspire branding cleanup, focusing on removing all references to .NET across both documentation and code. This effort involved repository-wide refactoring using C# and Markdown, updating templates and service documentation to align with the new branding standards. The approach emphasized documentation hygiene and template management, ensuring consistency and clarity throughout the Aspire integration within TUnit. By eliminating legacy branding, the changes reduced future maintenance risks and enabled smoother updates. No major bugs were addressed during this period, with the primary focus on enhancing maintainability and aligning the codebase with updated branding requirements.