- Cleaned up formatting in flags.json for better readability by removing unnecessary newlines.
- Added new logo entry for "Shkafnik" in logos.json with associated properties and color sets.
- Created a new SVG file for "Shkafnik" logo with detailed path definitions.
- Ensured proper formatting in existing SVG files by adding missing newlines at the end of files.
- Updated gradient IDs in google_chrome_icon.svg to be more descriptive.
- Refactored gradient IDs in grafana.svg for better identification.
- Changed gradient IDs in homebridge.svg to follow a consistent naming convention.
- Modified gradient IDs in jellyfin.svg for clarity and consistency.
- Updated gradient IDs in shadoll.svg to avoid conflicts.
- Renamed ID in tesla.svg for better identification.
- Enhanced svg-cleanup.js to fix single-letter ID conflicts by prefixing them with the filename, improving SVG file integrity.
- Removed unnecessary XML and DOCTYPE declarations from SVG files.
- Eliminated comments within SVG files for cleaner output.
- Trimmed leading and trailing whitespace from SVG content.
- Ensured all SVG files end with a newline character.
- Updated multiple logo SVG files including WireGuard, Wise, WOG, Yahoo, and others to conform to the new standards.
- Enhanced the update-data.js script to automate the cleanup process for SVG files.
- Modified SVG files for logos (webtorrent, wifi, wise-icon, zoom-icon, zoom) to set width and height to 100% for better responsiveness.
- Added viewBox attribute to SVGs that lacked it, using existing width and height values when available.
- Implemented a validation and fixing function in update-data.js to automate the process of ensuring SVGs have the correct attributes.
- Introduced utility functions to determine the base directory and image URL for logos based on their collection.
- Updated `Actions.svelte`, `CardFull.svelte`, `CardMiddle.svelte`, `CardSmall.svelte`, and `CardTiny.svelte` to use the new utility functions for generating image paths.
- Ensured that the correct image format (SVG, PNG, JPG) is used based on the logo's properties and active color sets.