feat: File Icons in File Picker #3878
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Introduces optional file icons for the `FilePicker`. The icons are accessed through the new `FileInfo` struct, which is a valid `Item` that includes the icon in its `Span` (if configured to do so). The idea is that `FileInfo` could be used for additional file type metadata if it is needed in the future. These icons assume the use of a nerd font, which is why they are disabled by default.
jcdickinson
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Sep 17, 2022
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I believe that's a bug that should be solved by #3839
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Introduces optional file icons for the
FilePicker. The icons are accessed through the newFileInfostruct, which is a validItemthat includes the icon in itsSpan(if configured to do so).The idea is that
FileInfocould be used for additional file type metadata if it is needed in the future.These icons assume the use of a nerd font, which is why they are disabled by default.