Update SVGO

[mozzius]

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[claude]

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Review: Update SVGO

• Read review guidance (.github/claude-review-prompt.md)
• Analyze SVGO version bump + regenerated SVGs
• Check for visual regressions in re-optimized icons
• Post review

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This PR looks fine. No blocking or non-blocking findings.

The change bumps svgo from ^3.3.2 to ^4.0.1 (dev dependency, used only by the icons:optimize script) and re-runs it over the icon assets. Every SVG diff is identical except that hex color literals are now lowercased (e.g. #006AFF → #006aff, #080B12 → #080b12). This is a new default in SVGO 4's convertColors plugin.

What I checked:

• All 11 SVG diffs are pure hex-case changes — no path data, viewBox, fill-rule, gradient stops, or structural attributes were altered. Hex colors are case-insensitive per the SVG/CSS spec, so there is no visual difference on iOS, Android, or Web.
• Confirmed the uppercase hex values still present elsewhere in the codebase (app.config.js, src/alf/tokens.ts, src/view/icons/Logo.tsx, WelcomeModal.tsx, etc.) are standalone hardcoded JS/TS constants, not derived from or string-matched against these SVG asset contents — so lowercasing the assets can't desync anything.
• These icons are bundled as assets; nothing does a case-sensitive comparison on the file bytes.

Non-blocking observation (optional, not a defect): SVGO 4 is a major version with plugin default changes beyond color casing. The diff here is limited to color case, which suggests the icons were already well-optimized, but it's worth a quick visual sanity-check of a couple of icons in-app since the tooling changed — purely as due diligence, not because I see a problem.
· samuel/svgo

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Old size	New size	Diff
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[estrattonbailey]

Do we even need this? Forgot it was here tbh. The hardest part of exporting icons is collapsing everything into a single path. The minification is helpful, but using https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/ is actually good for previewing too.

[mozzius]

I prefer it being in the repo because it standardizes the changes it applies. svgomg just uses svgo under the hood, so you can just dump svgs straight from figma into the assets folder and it will process it