Fix invisible icons in headbar#1814
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GNOME 49 seemingly stopped defaulting to black fill for paths with no fill/stroke, so icons without explicit fills started to render fully transparent. This commit fixes it by adding explicit fill to SVGs that lacked it.
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GNOME 49 seemingly stopped defaulting to black fill for paths with no fill/stroke, so icons without explicit fills started to render fully transparent. This commit fixes it by adding explicit fill to SVGs that lacked it. (cherry picked from commit cae27b2)
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GNOME 49 seemingly stopped defaulting to black fill for paths with no fill/stroke, so icons without explicit fills started to render fully transparent. This commit fixes it by adding explicit fill to SVGs that lacked it. (cherry picked from commit cae27b2)
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GNOME 49 seemingly stopped defaulting to a default fill color for paths with no fill/stroke, so icons without explicit fills started to render fully transparent. Since the Flatpak release recently upgraded to GNOME 49's runtime, this issue started affecting it.
This commit fixes the issue by adding explicit fill to SVGs that lacked it.
This should fix #1812
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As a side note, i couldn't find this change documented anywhere, i just discovered it while tinkering with the SVGs while trying to debug the issue. So i'm not too sure if this is a bug on GNOME's side or intended behavior.