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[Patch] Fix potential display issues with 11 icons #1718

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[Patch] Fix potential display issues with 11 icons #1718

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This patch fixes potential display issues with 11 icons added over the last 3 versions. These icons could not be displayed by Adobe Illustrator (and potentially other software).

I also included an update to the SVGO configuration file that I used to fix these problems. It seems one aspect of the optimization process (which was introduced in v1.3.0) is a bit too much for some (older?) software.


Note: this Pull Request merges directly into master. I'm not sure if this is how we want to release patches. My idea was to merge this directly into master and then merge master into develop. Alternatively we can merge this branch into develop separately, but in that case I'm not sure how the next merge from develop into master will look like...

To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
To fix display issues in some cases (e.g. Adobe Illustrator)
Which should ensure the problems fixed in the previous commits don't 
occur in the future.
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Nice catch. Did you discover this from a bug report or just stumbling upon it?

This looks good to me regardless. As for what to merge into, there are basically two options:

  1. Cherry-pick the commits from this PR onto a new branch based off of develop, merge that into develop then merge that into master. This follows our normal flow.
  2. Merge this PR, then merge master into develop

For the sake of saving a bit of work, I'm fine with 2. The only downside is an extra merge commit on the develop branch.

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Nice catch. Did you discover this from a bug report or just stumbling upon it?

I noticed the problem already when reviewing one of the PRs for the latest release but at that time I thought it was something I did wrong (besides, the particular SVG that I tested was replaced with another version before it was merged into develop). Then when issues occurred in simple-icons/simple-icons-font#24 I decided to investigate further and found the problem.

Cherry-pick the commits from this PR onto a new branch based off of develop, merge that into develop then merge that into master. This follows our normal flow.

These commits actually branch off of develop. The reason I didn't take this approach is because there are already a few new things on develop since the last release and I didn't want to include them in the patch.

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