- This commit fixes#5052
- Files which were directly in `/browser/images` were the only ones I
considered in-scope for this (not files in `/browser/images/dark` as I
did not want any aliasing there to influence light theme)
- Files which weren't named `lc_*.svg` were not considered for this, as
the function with the alias list transformed the names into that
format
- Dupes were found with `find . ! -empty -type f -exec md5sum {} + | sort | uniq -w32 -d --all-repeated=separate`
It is possible (although unlikely) that there was a hash collision and
I incorrectly aliased an image. The names I was aliasing seemed sane
though, so I doubt this was the case.
- I changed the behavior of the aliases object such that it is *after*
the lowercasing of the name and not before; this was so that I didn't
have to worry about if capitals were used (as there were some SVGs
with different combinations of underscores etc. and I didn't want to
assume they all always needed to be in CamelCase)
Signed-off-by: Skyler Grey <skyler3665@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I4d7972900195edeaa8f5f8941d18ab556319a7f7
