Watcher: Show distinct icon for removed apps#325
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Use DeleteForever icon for REMOVED events instead of attempting to load the app icon from PackageManager (which returns a generic placeholder for uninstalled apps).
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What changed
Removed apps in the Watcher now show a "delete forever" icon instead of the generic Android placeholder. This makes it immediately clear which entries are for apps that have been uninstalled.
Technical Context
PackageManagercan't resolve its icon, so Coil'sAppIconFetcherfalls back to a transparent drawable, which renders as the generic Android icon placeholderREMOVED, showIcons.Filled.DeleteForeverdirectly, bypassing the Coil fetch entirely