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Replace PWA icon with home emoji - #8
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[WIP] Change PWA app icon to home emoji
Replace PWA icon with home emoji
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PWA icon changed from red circle to home emoji (🏠) to better represent the app's purpose.
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public/icon.svg— Home emoji in SVG text elementpublic/icon.png— 512×512 PNG with geometric home icon (red roof, brown body, blue windows)No code changes required. Manifest already references
/icon.pngcorrectly.Note: SVG uses text emoji which may render inconsistently across platforms, but PWAs primarily use the PNG which provides consistent rendering.
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