Status: Colorize more network icons (16px-22px) #470
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Use full-color icons for more network icons (matching the previous colorization of the wifi icons). These icons match the rest of the color theme better and are easier to see in both light and dark themes.
Remove grayscale network icons from the panel folder. Symbolic icons (which automatically recolorize) are now common so these grayscale icons should no longer be needed. In places where developers have chosen not to use symbolic icons, we shouldn't force the look. This also solves an issue where the grayscale icons were difficult to see with mixed light and dark themes (especially with per-app light and dark theme preferences becoming more common).
Remove some empty
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prefixed icons. These may have been used to hide the network type tags (3G, 4G, etc.), but that seems hacky and reduces information that the user might want. network-manager-applet provides these "badges", so removing them should allow the network-manager provided icons to be used.Fix some files not being the right size (ad-hoc was 20x22px).
Fix issue where wifi icons were colored differently at different sizes.
Fix issue where some wired network icons were different designs at different sizes.