microsoft/Terminal

Run SVG files through a normalizer

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#10,612 opened on Jul 11, 2021

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Description

There is inconsistency between the various SVGs the project uses.

Per https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/pull/9226#pullrequestreview-594682229

We should probably run these through an SVG normalizer.

There may be other .svg files elsewhere in the project, but some are found here:

https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/tree/main/res/terminal

I have no normalizer to suggest.

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Find an SVG normalizer tool (e.g., SVGO), install it, run it on the SVG files in the res/terminal directory, and commit the optimized SVGs.
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