Use new Perl icons for file types

[jreznot]

Hi,
here we change icons for scripts and modules to new SVG icon

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated the Perl file icons to use a centralized, standard design for enhanced visual consistency across the application.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the icon declarations in the PerlIcons class. Instead of loading icons via a method call with specific file paths, the code now directly assigns the AllIcons.FileTypes.Perl constant to both the PM_FILE and PERL_SCRIPT_FILE_ICON variables. This centralizes icon management and removes the previous reliance on file path strings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
plugin/core/.../PerlIcons.java	Updated PM_FILE and PERL_SCRIPT_FILE_ICON declarations to use AllIcons.FileTypes.Perl instead of the load() method with explicit resource paths.

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My whiskers twitch with pure delight.
Icons now shine with constant grace,
No more file paths to chase.
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• plugin/core/src/main/java/com/perl5/PerlIcons.java (2 hunks)

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plugin/core/src/main/java/com/perl5/PerlIcons.java (2)

20-20: LGTM!

The import of AllIcons is necessary for accessing the new Perl file type icon.

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46-47: Verify the use of identical icons for both file types.

The change improves maintainability by using platform icons and provides better HiDPI support through SVG. However, previously PM files and Perl scripts had distinct icons (perl5.png vs perl5classic.png). Please confirm if using the same icon for both file types is intentional, as it might reduce visual distinction between them.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the history of icon usage to understand the distinction between PM and Perl script icons

# Check git history for the removed icon files
git log --all -- "**/perl5.png" "**/perl5classic.png"

# Check for any related discussions in commit messages
git log --grep="icon" --grep="perl5" --grep="file.*type" -i

Length of output: 0

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Confirm that using the same platform icon for both PM files and Perl scripts is intentional.

The recent history search did not return any commit messages or discussion context regarding the change, so we cannot definitively conclude whether converging to a single SVG icon was planned or accidental. Please verify manually that this change aligns with your design intentions.

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[hurricup]

I need to distinct different files (scripts/pms), they should have different icons.

[jreznot]

We can create couple of those with different color from palette

[hurricup]

would be nice. There should be an issue about creating new icons for the plugin. (in the youtrack)