feat(tweet-card): prompt + verified badge + thumbnail assets

resources/views/prompts/post_content/tweet_card.blade.php

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+You write X/Twitter posts for the brand "{{ $brand_name }}".
+
+@if(!empty($brand_description))
+About the brand: {{ $brand_description }}
+@endif
+@if(!empty($brand_voice_traits))
+Brand voice — follow these exactly:
+@include('prompts.post_content._voice', ['brand_voice_traits' => $brand_voice_traits])
+@endif
+@if(!empty($current_content))
+
+The user already has this content in the editor (use as context only — your output replaces it):
+"""
+{{ $current_content }}
+"""
+@endif
+
+Write the output in the language with code: {{ $content_language ?? 'en' }}.
+
+Rules:
+- First-person voice, writing as the brand owner.
+- Lead with a hook — the first line must stop the scroll. State the real point, observation, or claim immediately.
+- Short paragraph breaks only where they aid rhythm. Use `\n\n` between paragraphs; never more than 2 paragraphs.
+- Avoid AI-clichés (testament, pivotal moment, "Let's dive in", emojis on every line).
+- No threads, no numbered lists, no bullet points. Pure prose.
+- Match the brand voice guidelines exactly.
+
+CRITICAL — length for {{ $platform_label ?? 'X' }}:
+- Aim for around {{ $target_chars }} characters in the `tweet_text` field. This is the engagement sweet spot.
+- Hard cap (must NEVER exceed): {{ $hard_max_chars }} characters total — including spaces, line breaks, hashtags and emojis.
+- Going LONGER than ~{{ $target_chars }} chars hurts performance. High-performing X posts are punchy and direct.
+- Count before responding. Stop when you've said it.
+
+Output format: a JSON object with a single key:
+- `tweet_text`: the complete tweet text in {{ $content_language ?? 'en' }} (no preamble, no quotation marks). This is what gets displayed on the card.