Fix 404 on the header logo caused by an encoded query string

base.html passed the cache-busting query string INSIDE the filename argument:

    url_for('static', filename='uploads/header_logo.png?v=1')

Flask percent-encodes the '?' to '%3F', producing a request for a file
literally named "header_logo.png%3Fv=1", which does not exist. Every
authenticated page therefore logged:

    GET /static/uploads/header_logo.png%3Fv=1 404

The logo silently stayed hidden too, because the element carries
onerror="this.style.display='none'".

Changes:
- base.html / login.html: append "?v=..." OUTSIDE url_for(), matching what
  admin/customize_logos.html already did correctly.
- Inject logo_version from a context processor instead of hardcoding it.
  It is derived from the newest logo's mtime, so uploading a new logo in
  Admin -> Customize Logos is reflected immediately. The previous value was
  a literal 1, which defeated cache-busting entirely; login.html used
  range(1, 999999) | random, which changed on every request and made the
  logo uncacheable.

Verified: /, /content/ and /players/ now render
/static/uploads/header_logo.png?v=<mtime> (HTTP 200), and no %3F requests
appear in the logs.

app/templates/auth/login.html

@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@
     <div class="login-container">
         <!-- Logo Section (Left - 2/3) -->
         <div class="logo-section">
-            <img src="{{ url_for('static', filename='uploads/login_logo.png') }}?v={{ range(1, 999999) | random }}" 
+            <img src="{{ url_for('static', filename='uploads/login_logo.png') }}?v={{ logo_version }}" 
                  alt="DigiServer Logo" 
                  onerror="this.style.display='none';">
         </div>