Create aliases for deprecated symbol names #9
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Background from thiemowmde: "chemist" is heavily ambiguous. Could be a science lab on a campus. Could be an industrial site. Could be an alternative for a pharmacy. A quick image search leaves the impression that no country uses a test glass to represent a pharmacy. The Maki 2 announcement mentions Noun Project as inspiration. Searching that for "chemist" and "pharmacy" doesn't make the situation much clearer. The patch that added the icon associates it with many different things. dewikivoyage translates it as "Drogerie". A Maki 2 issue from 2016 associates it with "pharmacy". There are many possible replacements for "minefield", e.g. "barrier" or "caution". "danger" felt most appropriate. Also supports aliasing to a blank pin, but we don't use this feature.
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