Use explicit imports for MUI icons #557
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PR to use an explicit import for individual MUI icons.
Without this change, Storybook builds take an incredibly long time on Netlify as it bundles every, single, icon. This results in 12K+ ES6 modules being bundled. This causes build time to explode, especially if we get unlucky and land on a slow build agent.
After this change, the total number of ES6 modules bundled chops down to ~2,800.