jgamboaandClaude
5d23809d48
Groundwork for redrawing the icons on their pixel grids. A name is now
<icon><px> (server14, server16, server24) and must match the size token
where it renders: 14 at --icon-size-sm, 16 at -md, 24 at -xl.
tdesignLoading is the one exception, since it spins. Every name not yet
redrawn aliases its TDesign glyph, so nothing changes on screen except
the manager-open overlay icon, which moves from lg to xl ("a status
mark on a card").
- pixel-icons.ts holds the redrawn glyphs, so far add14 (the + from
3f7145d, renamed from pixelAdd).
- TS code that picks icons takes Icon14 / Icon16 (menu items, file
glyphs, the copy arrow, toasts, transfer states), so build:ui
rejects a wrong name.
- icons.spec.ts checks every <ng-icon> in the skins: it has a size
token, and each literal name, both sides of a [name] ternary
included, is registered and drawn for that token's grid.
- TDesign's file1 is now fileText, since file1 plus a suffix would
read file114.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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