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♻️ convert file-icons to git submodules
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It makes sense to maintain the
file-iconsasgit submodulessince it becomes easier to maintain and manage as it can be automatically done withgit.The current method of adding and updating
file-icons( with basicgit cloneandgit pullcommands ) looks kind of clumsy and hack-y.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: