✨ Only store classic & developer full liquid glass icons#1019
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macOS apps can only include a single “fully” Liquid Glass icon: one that works across the default, dark, and tinted variants. All other icons will always use their default appearance, regardless of the user’s settings. This is a current macOS limitation :(
Because of this, it doesn’t make sense to store full Liquid Glass variants for every icon, as they tend to take a lot more space. Instead, only the two icons that can take advantage of this (depending on the user’s build): Classic and Developer, retain their full variants. All other icons have been moved back to generic app icon sets.