update icon: aarch64 (original, plain, line)

[Snailedlt]

Double check these details before you open a PR

• PR does not match another non-stale PR currently opened
• PR name matches the format new icon: Icon name (versions separated by comma). More details here
• PR's base is the develop branch.
• Your icons are inside a folder as seen here
• SVG matches the standards laid out here
• A new object is added in the devicon.json file as seen here

Changes

Optimize icons, add alias to wordmark versions and add line version

[canaleal]

JSON and the icon formats are good. Just wondering through but there appears to be some artifacts on the the SVGs.

Haven't found an HD version of the Icon anywhere, so I guess it was some artifacts left over from an image upscaler. It does seem to be a part of the original PR though:

• new icon: AArch64 (original, plain) #507

If it's a non-issue, then I can approve the PR.

[Snailedlt]

@canaleal I saw that too, but assumed it was a part of the logo since it was there in the original version.
After looking online it seems like it shouldn't be there... So these icons need to be remade.
Ref: https://www.konsulko.com/home-servers-aarch64-and-you-well-me/aarch-64-logo-transp

[Snailedlt]

@canaleal The original icon was created by converting a PNG (since there were no SVG's available) in this PR: #507
I think the reason it got a bit messed up like that is because of the low resolution of the image.

I redid the icon using a slightly higher resolution JPEG, which I found with this reverse image search:

Here's the resulting SVG after converting it using Inkscape:

It looks a bit better compared to the old one:

It's not perfect... especially not the text, but I don't have the skills to fix it myself, so I suggest we merge this PR and create a separate issue about fixing the path of the icons, especially the text.

[Snailedlt]

Actually I found an awesome tool to convert Raster images to PNG: https://vectorizer.ai/
After that I can changed the colors using this tool: https://svgcolor.com/

The end result is awesome imo!

[canaleal]

Great find! Also nice work as always.

[Snailedlt]

How to convert bitmap/raster images (PNG, JPG, JPEG, ...) into SVG's

Using online tools

1. Convert raster to svg
   1. Go to https://vectorizer.ai/ and upload your raster image
      
   2. Click on Download
      
   3. Group paths by color, and click download to download the .svg. Keep everything else the same... it should look like in the screenshot below:
      
2. (Optional) Simplify the color palette
   1. Upload the downloaded .svg file to https://svgcolor.com
      
   2. Get the colors from the original raster image using another tool (I recommend using the Color Picker inside PowerToys if you're on windows... then you can pick a color using the keyboard combination: windows+shift+c)
   3. Back on svgcolor.com, replace similar colors with the picked colors in the color picker:
      
3. (Optional) Bring the image into Inkscape or vscode to remove any extra paths, for example outlines or backgrounds that didn't exist in the original raster image

[Snailedlt]

Since this icon needs to be updated for the upcoming release, I'll merge it with only 1 approval. Please do review it even after it's merged though, so I'll know if something is wrong :)