Use monochrome icon in sidebar - #95
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The white Activity Bar icon (dj-icon-white.svg) can become invisible or hard to see in certain VS Code themes and remote workspace environments (e.g., light themes, high-contrast modes, or remote desktop sessions where theme detection behaves differently).
Switched the sidebar icon to the monochrome variant (dj-icon-mono.svg). Monochrome/single-color SVG icons follow VS Code's icon theming conventions — the editor applies appropriate fill colors based on the active theme, ensuring the icon remains visible across light, dark, and high-contrast themes in both local and remote workspaces.