The commit updates all 276 icons to remove (hopefully) all color-bleeding
artifacts, both at the outer edges and inside. This was achieved by squaring
all the icons, overlapping the shapes where needed, and finally applying a
circular mask to all files using a custom script.
- Remove plugins that are already the default in svgo, and link to docs
- Move the `removeDimensions` plugin to be next to `removeViewBox`
- Add configuration to the `convertPathData` and `mergePaths` plugins
to avoid an issue with over-aggressive optimization for arcto commands
introduced in svgo v1.3.0.
Also:
- Add missing `--config` option to the svgo command in README
- Remove over-aggressive optimization from the cv.svg flag
The bottom blue stripe should take 1/4 of the height of the flag.
The middle white and red stripes, as well as the stars, were scaled up
to implement these proportions.
As a side effect of this change, the flag now works better at small sizes.
The flag of Cape Verde had the stripes and stars positioned too low.
The top blue part is supposed to occupy half of the height of the flag.
I've edited the geometry so that the white and red stripes start at 50%
of height of the circle. I moved the stars upwards accordingly.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Cape_Verde for details.
