efficient-shell 7.38.0 → 7.43.0

package/dist/icons/efficient.d.ts

@@ -34,9 +34,10 @@ declare const efficientIconMeanings: {
     readonly adjust: "adjust";
     readonly "align-center": "align center";
     readonly "align-justify": "JUSTIFY — text whose rows run edge to edge. Worn by the Justify button on the final text box's second toolbar row, beside Left, Center and Right, and by the Justify chip of the alignment strip. Three full-width rows on the same three heights the other alignment glyphs use. Decided 2026-10-06 (the design was made final that day).";
-    readonly "align-left": "WHICH WAY content is aligned — worn by the `Alignment` row of the campaign editor's Text, Button, Badge, Divider and Social blocks, and by the storefront part panel's `align` row (efficient-shop PartSettingsPanel FIELD_ICONS). The row's own segments draw each answer; this names the question.";
+    readonly "align-left": "WHICH WAY content is aligned — worn by the `Alignment` row of the campaign editor's Text, Button, Badge, Divider and Social blocks, and by the storefront part panel's `align` row (efficient-shop PartSettingsPanel FIELD_ICONS). The row's own segments draw each answer; this names the question. ⚠️ The text panel v3 (GG 2026-10-15) gives the question its own glyph, `alignment`, so a row whose segments include Left no longer wears this drawing twice; once those rows move to `alignment`, this entry is the Left answer only.";
     readonly "align-right": "align right";
     readonly "align-separate": "align separate — the rows pushed apart to both edges";
+    readonly alignment: "WHICH WAY text is aligned — the QUESTION, worn by the `Alignment` row of the one text panel (the website editor's part panel and the campaign editor's Text block draw the same panel). The row's own segments draw each answer with `align-left`, `align-center`, `align-right` and `align-justify`; this names the question, so no answer's drawing is worn twice in one row. Three lines of text over a two-headed arrow: the text can sit anywhere from side to side. NOT `align-left`, which is the Left answer (its entry named the question too, until this split). NOT `width`, whose arrow runs between two bars and says how wide a thing is. Decided GG 2026-10-15, text panel v3.";
     readonly anchor: "anchor";
     readonly animation: "how a thing MOVES — the `Animation` settings tab, the second of the two tabs of every settings panel (`Design · Animation`, owner 2026-10-08, final 2026-10-10). Owner, 2026-09-11, asked for the tab himself, like Wix's, so that every element can have a motion. The drawing is the owner's own pick (2026-10-09, option C of the tab glyphs: a moving block): a block with speed lines trailing behind it, so it names MOVEMENT ITSELF rather than any one motion — Entrance, Scroll, Hover, Click and Loop are all rows under this tab. Its partner on the strip is `adjust` (sliders), the Design tab. NOT `play`, whose entry says only \"play\": a triangle is video PLAYBACK — this glyph WAS a triangle with motion lines until 2026-10-13, and the owner did not like it (\"动画的icon 我不喜欢\"). NOT `rotate`, turning a thing in place, one motion out of many. NOT `direction`, which says WHICH WAY a thing travels. NOT `hover`, the pointer resting on a card: one MOMENT which can start a motion, never the motion.";
     readonly apps: "Used in shell src/shell/Desktop.tsx:1232";
@@ -89,6 +90,11 @@ declare const efficientIconMeanings: {
     readonly "book-open": "The dealer portal draws with lucide (stroke 2). Its drawings are not on this Mac, so they show as named tiles.";
     readonly bookmark: "Used in admin-portal src/pages/Notepad.tsx:480";
     readonly "bookmark-square": "bookmark-square";
+    readonly "border-all": "THE LINE ROUND A BOX, on all its sides — the `Border` row's own picture: a website Box's Border row, and the email designer's Border rows (Section, Column, the phone tab's Border, a Badge's Border). The edge drawn heavy all round, nothing inside. THE BORDER FAMILY: a border is a LINE drawn ON the box's edge, so the side or sides THIS number sets are drawn HEAVY on the edge, the other sides dashed, and nothing inside the box. ⚠️ NOT the padding family (`padding-*`: a thin side round a small inner box = the ROOM inside the edge), NOT `padding-all` (the room on all four sides), NOT `square` (a plain shape, which the email Border rows and the theme's Borders row wear today only because nothing better existed), NOT `corner` / `radius` (how round the corners are). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Box Border: one Border control for both editors, a website Box's four sides; trigger the Hartes name block, a red line on the left of a small Box). Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15 (Box Border, answers 1-6).";
+    readonly "border-bottom": "THE LINE ON ONE SIDE — THE BOTTOM — of a box: the fourth width box of the `Border` row while `Each side` is on. THE BORDER FAMILY: a border is a LINE drawn ON the box's edge, so the side or sides THIS number sets are drawn HEAVY on the edge, the other sides dashed, and nothing inside the box. ⚠️ NOT the padding family (`padding-*`: a thin side round a small inner box = the ROOM inside the edge): NOT `padding-bottom` (the room inside that edge). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Box Border: one Border control for both editors, a website Box's four sides; trigger the Hartes name block, a red line on the left of a small Box). Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15 (Box Border, answers 1-6).";
+    readonly "border-left": "THE LINE ON ONE SIDE — THE LEFT — of a box: the first width box of the `Border` row while `Each side` is on — the Hartes name block's red rule is this one side. THE BORDER FAMILY: a border is a LINE drawn ON the box's edge, so the side or sides THIS number sets are drawn HEAVY on the edge, the other sides dashed, and nothing inside the box. ⚠️ NOT the padding family (`padding-*`: a thin side round a small inner box = the ROOM inside the edge): NOT `padding-left` (the room inside that edge). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Box Border: one Border control for both editors, a website Box's four sides; trigger the Hartes name block, a red line on the left of a small Box). Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15 (Box Border, answers 1-6).";
+    readonly "border-right": "THE LINE ON ONE SIDE — THE RIGHT — of a box: the third width box of the `Border` row while `Each side` is on. THE BORDER FAMILY: a border is a LINE drawn ON the box's edge, so the side or sides THIS number sets are drawn HEAVY on the edge, the other sides dashed, and nothing inside the box. ⚠️ NOT the padding family (`padding-*`: a thin side round a small inner box = the ROOM inside the edge): NOT `padding-right` (the room inside that edge). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Box Border: one Border control for both editors, a website Box's four sides; trigger the Hartes name block, a red line on the left of a small Box). Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15 (Box Border, answers 1-6).";
+    readonly "border-top": "THE LINE ON ONE SIDE — THE TOP — of a box: the second width box of the `Border` row while `Each side` is on (left · top, then right · bottom). THE BORDER FAMILY: a border is a LINE drawn ON the box's edge, so the side or sides THIS number sets are drawn HEAVY on the edge, the other sides dashed, and nothing inside the box. ⚠️ NOT the padding family (`padding-*`: a thin side round a small inner box = the ROOM inside the edge): NOT `padding-top` (the room inside that edge). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Box Border: one Border control for both editors, a website Box's four sides; trigger the Hartes name block, a red line on the left of a small Box). Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15 (Box Border, answers 1-6).";
     readonly braces: "INSERT A MERGE TAG — a word that fills in for each reader ({{first_name}}, a coupon code). Worn by the Insert button the campaign designer puts in the 9th cell of the final text box's first toolbar row (`CopyBox` `lastTool`), which opens its list of tags. Two curly braces, the shape a merge tag is written in. Decided 2026-10-07. ⛔ NOT `code` or a pair of angle brackets: nothing here is code, and the braces are the tag's own spelling.";
     readonly breadcrumb: "the trail back up to where a shopper came from — the `Breadcrumb` row of the storefront Gallery panel's `Show / hide elements` group. NOT `sitemap`, which is the whole structure of a site rather than one path through it, and NOT `chevron`, which is a disclosure. Card [FIX] Panel Rows That Draw No Picture, 2026-09-22";
     readonly briefcase: "Used in admin-portal src/pages/integrations/providerIcons.tsx:48";
@@ -109,8 +115,9 @@ declare const efficientIconMeanings: {
     readonly caret: "Used in storefront packages/web-builder/src/components/storefront-editor.css:964";
     readonly cart: "Cart";
     readonly case: "letter case";
+    readonly "case-capitalized": "letter case CAPITALIZED — the first letter of EVERY WORD is a capital (CSS `text-transform: capitalize`). Worn by the `Capitalized` option of the Capitalization strip in the one text panel (As typed / Uppercase / Capitalized / Lowercase), in both editors. A capital A beside a one-storey a: the word as a capitalized word reads. NOT `case-normal` (now a dash: the text left as typed), NOT `case-upper` (`AA`), NOT `case-lower` (`aa`). Figma's letter case set, approved by Lewis; decided GG 2026-10-15, text panel v3. It takes the `Aa` drawing `case-normal` wore from 2026-10-06; the two-word `Aa Aa` drawn for it earlier the same day was too small to read at 16px and is retired.";
     readonly "case-lower": "letter case ALL SMALL LETTERS — `aa`, the `Lowercase` option of the Letter case buttons on the campaign editor's Text block, and of the storefront part panel's Case strip. Two one-storey a's. Decided 2026-10-06.";
-    readonly "case-normal": "letter case LEFT AS TYPED — `Aa`, the `Normal` option of the Letter case buttons (Normal / Uppercase / Lowercase) on the campaign editor's Text block, and of the storefront part panel's Case strip. The plan calls it sentence case; it changes nothing the merchant typed. A capital A beside a one-storey a. Decided 2026-10-06.";
+    readonly "case-normal": "letter case LEFT AS TYPED — no change: the words keep the letters the merchant typed (no `text-transform`). Worn by the `As typed` option of the Capitalization strip in the one text panel, the Letter case row of the easel text styles, and the case buttons of the shell's TextToolbar (Normal / Uppercase / Lowercase), in both editors. A short dash: nothing is done to the letters, the way Figma draws its no-case option. Shorter than `block-divider` (a whole rule between blocks) and with no ring, so NOT `block-divider` and NOT `remove`. NOT `case-capitalized` (`Aa`), NOT `case-upper` (`AA`), NOT `case-lower` (`aa`). Meaning decided 2026-10-06; drawn as the dash by Lewis's Figma-style ruling, GG 2026-10-15, text panel v3 (it was `Aa`, which now draws `case-capitalized`).";
     readonly "case-upper": "letter case ALL CAPITALS — `AA`, the `Uppercase` option of the Letter case buttons on the campaign editor's Text block, and of the storefront part panel's Case strip. Two capital A's. Decided 2026-10-06.";
     readonly category: "the group of products a merchant files a thing under — the `Category` row of the storefront's Product picker, Gallery showcase, Spec table and Product hero source panels. A FOLDER: the drawer several products live in. ⚠️ NOT `tag`, which is the shell's luggage tag and already draws a storefront `Label` row — a tag is one name pinned on one thing, a category is the drawer it is filed in, and a panel that drew both with one picture would say those are the same question. NOT `layers`, which is the Layers panel and means stacking order, and NOT `grid`, which is a layout of equal cells. ALSO WORN BY THE `Collection` ROW, ON PURPOSE — see the note in that row's own panel: a collection is a curated group of products and a category is the catalogue's own, but both are \"the group this is filed under\", and four separate drawings for a collection were made and thrown away because none could be told from `grid`, `layers` or this folder at 16px. Card [FIX] The 28 Hand-Rolled Settings Rows, 2026-09-22. …and the `Product type` row of a dynamic page template, which says which KIND of product (`alloy-wheel`, `tyre`) the template is written for. A category is a grouping the merchant invents and a product type is one the catalogue already has, but both answer “which drawer does this belong in”, which is what the folder draws. ⚠️ NOT `product-field`, whose sentence is “the words come from the catalogue record” — that names where a VALUE is read from, never which KIND a thing is. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture, 2026-09-23";
     readonly chart: "chart";
@@ -238,10 +245,15 @@ declare const efficientIconMeanings: {
     readonly "letter-spacing": "letter spacing";
     readonly lightbulb: "The dealer portal draws with lucide (stroke 2). Its drawings are not on this Mac, so they show as named tiles.";
     readonly "line-between": "a rule drawn BETWEEN two columns of content — the `Line between columns` row of the campaign editor's Section settings. Decided 2026-09-17. An upright rule with words on both sides. NOT `block-divider`, the Divider block kind, which is a flat line across.. …and the storefront's `Separator` row, which draws the same rule between ITEMS in a run rather than between columns. The picture is the rule itself, so what it divides is the row's business and not the glyph's. ⚠️ NOT `block-divider`, the divider BLOCK kind, which never heads a settings row — the refusal above stands. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture, 2026-09-23";
-    readonly "line-style": "WHICH DASH a rule is drawn with — the `Line style` row (Solid / Dashed / Dotted) of the campaign editor's Divider, and of every Border row. Decided 2026-09-17. Three rules stacked: solid, dashed, dotted, so the row's own choices are the drawing. NOT `block-divider`, the Divider BLOCK kind, which is one plain line and never wears a settings row.";
+    readonly "line-dashed": "the DASHED option of a Line style row — the line drawn as dashes. It is one of the three answers of a `Line style` row (Solid / Dashed / Dotted): the campaign editor's Divider `Line style`, and the `Style` of every Border row (a Section's Border and its Line between columns, a Column's Border, the Phone tab's Border). The ROW is `line-style` (the three stacked); each answer is ONE horizontal line drawn the way it chooses, the whole width of the glyph (3 to 21 on the 24 grid), so the three answers line up as one swatch family. The option's word (Solid / Dashed / Dotted) is its tooltip and its accessible name. Three dashes with clear gaps, readable at 14px. NOT `more` (three round dots, the ellipsis) and NOT `line-dotted` (round dots, not dashes). NOT `line-style` (the question, three lines stacked). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Lewis: the Solid / Dashed / Dotted row becomes icons).";
+    readonly "line-dotted": "the DOTTED option of a Line style row — the line drawn as dots. It is one of the three answers of a `Line style` row (Solid / Dashed / Dotted): the campaign editor's Divider `Line style`, and the `Style` of every Border row (a Section's Border and its Line between columns, a Column's Border, the Phone tab's Border). The ROW is `line-style` (the three stacked); each answer is ONE horizontal line drawn the way it chooses, the whole width of the glyph (3 to 21 on the 24 grid), so the three answers line up as one swatch family. The option's word (Solid / Dashed / Dotted) is its tooltip and its accessible name. Five small dots, closer and smaller than an ellipsis, so the row reads as a line and not as a menu. NOT `more` (three bigger dots, the ellipsis that opens a menu) and NOT `line-dashed`. NOT `line-style` (the question, three lines stacked). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Lewis: the Solid / Dashed / Dotted row becomes icons).";
+    readonly "line-solid": "the SOLID option of a Line style row — the line drawn as one unbroken stroke. It is one of the three answers of a `Line style` row (Solid / Dashed / Dotted): the campaign editor's Divider `Line style`, and the `Style` of every Border row (a Section's Border and its Line between columns, a Column's Border, the Phone tab's Border). The ROW is `line-style` (the three stacked); each answer is ONE horizontal line drawn the way it chooses, the whole width of the glyph (3 to 21 on the 24 grid), so the three answers line up as one swatch family. The option's word (Solid / Dashed / Dotted) is its tooltip and its accessible name. NOT `block-divider` (the Divider BLOCK, a shorter rule, 5 to 19, worn in Layers and on the Divider tile, never in a settings row) and NOT `case-normal` (the As typed dash of the Capitalization strip, 7.5 to 16.5, half this length): this line runs the whole width, the longest plain line in the set, and is only ever drawn beside its Dashed and Dotted siblings of the same length. NOT `line-style` (the question, three lines stacked). Decided GG 2026-10-15 (Lewis: the Solid / Dashed / Dotted row becomes icons).";
+    readonly "line-spacing": "LINE SPACING — the room between the lines of ONE paragraph, in % of the font size. Worn by the `Line spacing` number cell of the text box and the one text panel (efficient-easel `COPY_CELLS.lineHeight`), in both editors. Four evenly spaced lines with a two-headed upright arrow beside them: the same room between every line of one block. NOT `paragraph-spacing`, the room between one paragraph and the next (two groups of lines, the arrow in the gap between them). NOT `text-lines`, which is worn by the body-text field row and the Content tab and only shows lines. NOT `height`, how tall a thing is. Decided GG 2026-10-15, text panel v3.";
+    readonly "line-style": "WHICH DASH a rule is drawn with — the `Line style` row (Solid / Dashed / Dotted) of the campaign editor's Divider, and of every Border row. Decided 2026-09-17. Three rules stacked: solid, dashed, dotted, so the row's own choices are the drawing. NOT `block-divider`, the Divider BLOCK kind, which is one plain line and never wears a settings row. ⚠️ Its three answers have their own glyphs, `line-solid`, `line-dashed` and `line-dotted` (GG 2026-10-15), so a strip whose segments draw them keeps this glyph for the question only. ⟨And the website Box's Border row (Box Border, approved by Lewis 2026-10-15).⟩";
     readonly link: "link";
     readonly "link-slash": "link-slash";
     readonly list: "a list of entries a merchant orders — worn by the `Phone order` row of the campaign editor's Section settings and by the `Links` row of its Social block. …AND THE `Bulleted list` toolbar button of the campaign editor's Text block, and the `Bulleted list` item of its No list / Bulleted list / Numbered list menu (final design, 2026-10-06): lines set as a list. `numbered-list` is its pair, with figures in place of the dots.";
+    readonly "list-format": "WHETHER the lines are a list, and WHICH KIND — the QUESTION, worn by the list row of the one text panel (No list / Bulleted list / Numbered list), in both editors. The answers draw themselves: `list` is Bulleted list and `numbered-list` is Numbered list. The column where a list mark goes is picked out in a frame, so the drawing names the PLACE for a mark, not one kind of mark. NOT `list`, which is the Bulleted list answer (and the Links and Phone order rows). Decided GG 2026-10-15, text panel v3.";
     readonly location: "A POINT ON THE EARTH, given as numbers — the `Coordinates`, `Latitude` and `Longitude` rows of the storefront's location editor, where a merchant types or fetches a place's figures. A map pin. ⚠️ NOT `drop`, which is the nearest shape in the set and means A COLOUR: that droplet's point is at the TOP and it is solid, this pin's point is at the BOTTOM and it is pierced. Rendered side by side at 16px before this was kept, because a teardrop beside a teardrop was the obvious way to lose. NOT `globe`, which is the country / region selector — a globe is which MARKET, a pin is which SPOT. NOT `headquarters`, which is one office of several and is a building with a star. Card [FIX] The 28 Hand-Rolled Settings Rows, 2026-09-22";
     readonly lock: "Locked";
     readonly logo: "a brand mark — the Header panel's Logo tab";
@@ -267,12 +279,14 @@ declare const efficientIconMeanings: {
     readonly "own-text": "the words are the merchant's own, not the product's — the `My own text` segment of the Card text control";
     readonly package: "package";
     readonly "package-open": "package-open";
-    readonly "padding-bottom": "padding bottom";
-    readonly "padding-left": "THE ROOM ON ONE SIDE — THE LEFT — of a box, worn by the storefront's `Padding left` row and by the folded `Left` row of a section's padding group. Drawn in `padding-top`'s grammar exactly: a rule at that edge, and the box held off it. ⚠️ IT EXISTS BECAUSE THE FAMILY WAS ASYMMETRIC, which is the whole finding. The set drew top and bottom as SINGLE sides and left/right only as a PAIR, so a row about one horizontal side had nothing true to wear and the obvious reach was `padding-x`. ⚠️ NOT `padding-x`, and bending that entry was refused on purpose: its sentence is “the room a PAGE leaves at its left and right edge — the `Side space` row”, which is a different thing at a different scale, and it refuses other uses by name. An entry that has been stretched twice stops meaning anything. GG, 2026-09-23. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture";
-    readonly "padding-right": "THE ROOM ON ONE SIDE — THE RIGHT — of a box. The mirror of `padding-left`, and it lands with it so the four sides are finally one family: top, bottom, left, right, each a rule at its own edge with the box held off it. ⚠️ NOT `padding-x`, which is the PAGE's side space — see `padding-left` for why that entry was not stretched. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture, 2026-09-23";
-    readonly "padding-top": "padding top";
+    readonly "padding-all": "THE ROOM ON ALL FOUR SIDES of a box — the `Padding` row's own picture, in a section's and a Box's panel and in the email designer (four-side padding, Lewis 2026-10-14/15). The family of `padding-top`, `padding-y` and `padding-left`: walls and a box, here a wall on every side. NOT `sides-each` (the row's Each side toggle), NOT `padding-y` (above and below only) and NOT `padding-x` (the Side space a PAGE leaves at its edges). Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2. ⟨The whole side is drawn heavy (twice the line) so it reads at 16px beside the dashed ones: GG 2026-10-16, on PR #502.⟩";
+    readonly "padding-bottom": "padding bottom ⟨v2: REDRAWN, same meaning — THE v2 PADDING FAMILY: a box's four sides round a small inner box (the content held off them); the side or sides THIS number sets are solid, the others dashed. The `Padding` row draws two of these (`padding-left-right`, `padding-y`) with its `Each side` toggle off, and four (`padding-left`, `padding-top`, `padding-right`, `padding-bottom`) with it on. Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2 (copy the Wix padding control).⟩ ⟨The whole side is drawn heavy (twice the line) so it reads at 16px beside the dashed ones: GG 2026-10-16, on PR #502.⟩";
+    readonly "padding-left": "THE ROOM ON ONE SIDE — THE LEFT — of a box, worn by the storefront's `Padding left` row and by the folded `Left` row of a section's padding group. Drawn in `padding-top`'s grammar exactly: a rule at that edge, and the box held off it. ⚠️ IT EXISTS BECAUSE THE FAMILY WAS ASYMMETRIC, which is the whole finding. The set drew top and bottom as SINGLE sides and left/right only as a PAIR, so a row about one horizontal side had nothing true to wear and the obvious reach was `padding-x`. ⚠️ NOT `padding-x`, and bending that entry was refused on purpose: its sentence is “the room a PAGE leaves at its left and right edge — the `Side space` row”, which is a different thing at a different scale, and it refuses other uses by name. An entry that has been stretched twice stops meaning anything. GG, 2026-09-23. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture ⟨v2: REDRAWN, same meaning — THE v2 PADDING FAMILY: a box's four sides round a small inner box (the content held off them); the side or sides THIS number sets are solid, the others dashed. The `Padding` row draws two of these (`padding-left-right`, `padding-y`) with its `Each side` toggle off, and four (`padding-left`, `padding-top`, `padding-right`, `padding-bottom`) with it on. Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2 (copy the Wix padding control).⟩ ⟨The whole side is drawn heavy (twice the line) so it reads at 16px beside the dashed ones: GG 2026-10-16, on PR #502.⟩";
+    readonly "padding-left-right": "THE ROOM LEFT AND RIGHT of a box, as ONE number — the first box of the `Padding` row while `Each side` is off. The sideways twin of `padding-y`. THE v2 PADDING FAMILY: a box's four sides round a small inner box (the content held off them); the side or sides THIS number sets are solid, the others dashed. The `Padding` row draws two of these (`padding-left-right`, `padding-y`) with its `Each side` toggle off, and four (`padding-left`, `padding-top`, `padding-right`, `padding-bottom`) with it on. ⚠️ NOT `padding-x`, which N10.1 gives to the Side space a PAGE leaves at its edges (two walls and a wide box, no dashes) — a different idea at a different scale. Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2 (copy the Wix padding control). ⟨The whole side is drawn heavy (twice the line) so it reads at 16px beside the dashed ones: GG 2026-10-16, on PR #502.⟩";
+    readonly "padding-right": "THE ROOM ON ONE SIDE — THE RIGHT — of a box. The mirror of `padding-left`, and it lands with it so the four sides are finally one family: top, bottom, left, right, each a rule at its own edge with the box held off it. ⚠️ NOT `padding-x`, which is the PAGE's side space — see `padding-left` for why that entry was not stretched. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture, 2026-09-23 ⟨v2: REDRAWN, same meaning — THE v2 PADDING FAMILY: a box's four sides round a small inner box (the content held off them); the side or sides THIS number sets are solid, the others dashed. The `Padding` row draws two of these (`padding-left-right`, `padding-y`) with its `Each side` toggle off, and four (`padding-left`, `padding-top`, `padding-right`, `padding-bottom`) with it on. Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2 (copy the Wix padding control).⟩ ⟨The whole side is drawn heavy (twice the line) so it reads at 16px beside the dashed ones: GG 2026-10-16, on PR #502.⟩";
+    readonly "padding-top": "padding top ⟨v2: REDRAWN, same meaning — THE v2 PADDING FAMILY: a box's four sides round a small inner box (the content held off them); the side or sides THIS number sets are solid, the others dashed. The `Padding` row draws two of these (`padding-left-right`, `padding-y`) with its `Each side` toggle off, and four (`padding-left`, `padding-top`, `padding-right`, `padding-bottom`) with it on. Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2 (copy the Wix padding control).⟩ ⟨The whole side is drawn heavy (twice the line) so it reads at 16px beside the dashed ones: GG 2026-10-16, on PR #502.⟩";
     readonly "padding-x": "the room a page leaves at its left and right edge — the `Side space` row on the storefront's Site styles ▸ Basics tab, beside `Content width`. NOT the air between two cards, which is `gap` on that same tab, and NOT `width`, which is how wide the content column itself may grow";
-    readonly "padding-y": "THE ROOM ABOVE AND BELOW a box, as ONE setting — the storefront's `Space above and below` row. ⚠️ IT RETIRES A WORKAROUND THAT WAS ALREADY SHIPPING, KNOWINGLY. `efficient-shop`'s `components/PartSettingsPanel.tsx` FIELD_ICONS carries this comment against its own padding row: “The set draws `padding-top` and `padding-bottom` and has no glyph for the PAIR, which is what this one row moves. `PaddingTopIcon` is the nearer of the two … Flagged to the seat rather than solved quietly.” That flag is what this drawing answers; that row should move to this glyph. ⚠️ NOT `v-align`, AND THE PROPORTIONS ARE THE WHOLE REASON IT CAN LIVE. `v-align` is ALREADY two full-width rules with a narrow box between them — the obvious drawing for this idea is already taken, and drawing it again would have been a duplicate. This one INVERTS that: SHORT ticks and a WIDE box. `v-align` says which of three positions the content sits in; this says how much room is left. ⚠️ ITS KILL CONDITION follows from that: if `v-align` is ever redrawn with a wide box, or a second short-tick-and-wide-box drawing is added, THIS is the one to question first — it survives on proportion rather than on a shape nothing else has. ⚠️ NOT `gap`, which is the space BETWEEN siblings at three scales; this is room INSIDE one box. NOT `layout`, a frame with a band across it. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture, 2026-09-23";
+    readonly "padding-y": "THE ROOM ABOVE AND BELOW a box, as ONE setting — the storefront's `Space above and below` row. ⚠️ IT RETIRES A WORKAROUND THAT WAS ALREADY SHIPPING, KNOWINGLY. `efficient-shop`'s `components/PartSettingsPanel.tsx` FIELD_ICONS carries this comment against its own padding row: “The set draws `padding-top` and `padding-bottom` and has no glyph for the PAIR, which is what this one row moves. `PaddingTopIcon` is the nearer of the two … Flagged to the seat rather than solved quietly.” That flag is what this drawing answers; that row should move to this glyph. ⚠️ NOT `v-align`, AND THE PROPORTIONS ARE THE WHOLE REASON IT CAN LIVE. `v-align` is ALREADY two full-width rules with a narrow box between them — the obvious drawing for this idea is already taken, and drawing it again would have been a duplicate. This one INVERTS that: SHORT ticks and a WIDE box. `v-align` says which of three positions the content sits in; this says how much room is left. ⚠️ ITS KILL CONDITION follows from that: if `v-align` is ever redrawn with a wide box, or a second short-tick-and-wide-box drawing is added, THIS is the one to question first — it survives on proportion rather than on a shape nothing else has. ⚠️ NOT `gap`, which is the space BETWEEN siblings at three scales; this is room INSIDE one box. NOT `layout`, a frame with a band across it. Card [FIX] The 176 Settings Rows With No Picture, 2026-09-23 ⟨v2: REDRAWN, same meaning — THE v2 PADDING FAMILY: a box's four sides round a small inner box (the content held off them); the side or sides THIS number sets are solid, the others dashed. The `Padding` row draws two of these (`padding-left-right`, `padding-y`) with its `Each side` toggle off, and four (`padding-left`, `padding-top`, `padding-right`, `padding-bottom`) with it on. Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2 (copy the Wix padding control).⟩ ⟨The whole side is drawn heavy (twice the line) so it reads at 16px beside the dashed ones: GG 2026-10-16, on PR #502.⟩";
     readonly page: "Page AND the Pages rail — owner ruling 08-20, one meaning";
     readonly "paint-brush": "paint-brush";
     readonly "panel-left": "the LEFT SIDE PANEL itself — worn by the Hide panel button at the end of a left panel's head (`MediaPanelHead`, both editors' SidePanelHeads) and by the Show panel button in the strip a hidden left panel leaves. One control, so one drawing: hiding and showing the panel wear the same glyph. A frame with its left column ruled off. ⛔ NOT an ✕: an ✕ closes a dialog, and a panel head has none (owner, 2026-10-04).";
@@ -328,6 +342,7 @@ declare const efficientIconMeanings: {
     readonly share: "share";
     readonly "shield-check": "The dealer portal draws with lucide (stroke 2). Its drawings are not on this Mac, so they show as named tiles.";
     readonly "shield-exclamation": "shield-exclamation";
+    readonly "sides-each": "SET EACH SIDE ON ITS OWN — the toggle at the right end of the `Padding` row's head (an `IconButton` with aria-pressed, named `Each side` in its Tooltip): off = two numbers (left and right · top and bottom), on = four. Every side dashed: no side is set by this button, it opens them all. THE v2 PADDING FAMILY: a box's four sides round a small inner box (the content held off them); the side or sides THIS number sets are solid, the others dashed. The `Padding` row draws two of these (`padding-left-right`, `padding-y`) with its `Each side` toggle off, and four (`padding-left`, `padding-top`, `padding-right`, `padding-bottom`) with it on. NOT `padding-all` (the row's own picture: room on all four sides) and NOT `expand` (make a thing bigger). Approved by Lewis 2026-10-15: four-side Padding v2 (copy the Wix padding control). ⟨Also the same toggle at the right end of the `Border` row's head (Box Border, approved by Lewis 2026-10-15): the same idea, set each side on its own, so the same glyph. One key for both rows, so it is named for the idea (each side), not for Padding.⟩";
     readonly signal: "Used in shell src/shell/Desktop.tsx:1278";
     readonly "signal-slash": "signal-slash";
     readonly sitemap: "Sitemap";
@@ -419,6 +434,7 @@ declare function AlignJustifyIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_
 declare function AlignLeftIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function AlignRightIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function AlignSeparateIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function AlignmentIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function AnchorIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function AnimationIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function AppsIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
@@ -463,6 +479,11 @@ declare function BoltIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runt
 declare function BookOpenIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function BookmarkIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function BookmarkSquareIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function BorderAllIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function BorderBottomIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function BorderLeftIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function BorderRightIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function BorderTopIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function BracesIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function BreadcrumbIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function BriefcaseIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
@@ -479,6 +500,7 @@ declare function CarIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runti
 declare function CardPaymentIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function CartIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function CaseIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function CaseCapitalizedIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function CaseLowerIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function CaseNormalIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function CaseUpperIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
@@ -594,10 +616,15 @@ declare function LayoutIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_ru
 declare function LetterSpacingIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LightbulbIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LineBetweenIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function LineDashedIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function LineDottedIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function LineSolidIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function LineSpacingIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LineStyleIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LinkIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LinkSlashIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function ListIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function ListFormatIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LocationIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LockIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function LogoIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
@@ -620,8 +647,10 @@ declare function OpacityIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_r
 declare function OwnTextIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function PackageIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function PackageOpenIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function PaddingAllIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function PaddingBottomIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function PaddingLeftIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function PaddingLeftRightIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function PaddingRightIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function PaddingTopIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function PaddingXIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
@@ -674,6 +703,7 @@ declare function ShapeRectIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx
 declare function ShareIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function ShieldCheckIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function ShieldExclamationIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
+declare function SidesEachIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function SignalIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function SignalSlashIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
 declare function SitemapIcon({ size, ...rest }: EfficientIconProps): react_jsx_runtime.JSX.Element;
@@ -836,4 +866,4 @@ declare const TriggerIcon: typeof BoltIcon;
 declare const WheelIcon: typeof TargetIcon;
 declare const efficient: IconSet;
 
-export { AcademicCapIcon, AccentIcon, AccountCircleIcon, AccountIcon, AddCircleIcon, AddIcon, AddPersonIcon, AdjustIcon, AlignCenterIcon, AlignJustifyIcon, AlignLeftIcon, AlignRightIcon, AlignSeparateIcon, AnchorIcon, AnimationIcon, AppsIcon, ArchiveBoxIcon, ArrowDownIcon, ArrowIcon, ArrowLeftEndOnRectangleIcon, ArrowLeftIcon, ArrowLongRightIcon, ArrowRightIcon, ArrowTrendingDownIcon, ArrowTrendingUpIcon, ArrowUpIcon, ArrowUpRightIcon, AtSymbolIcon, AttachIcon, BackgroundIcon, BagIcon, BankIcon, Bars3BottomLeftIcon, BatteryIcon, BeakerIcon, BellAlertIcon, BellIcon, BellPlusIcon, BillingIcon, BlackAndWhiteIcon, BlockBadgeIcon, BlockBannerIcon, BlockBoxIcon, BlockButtonIcon, BlockColumnIcon, BlockCouponIcon, BlockDividerIcon, BlockFooterIcon, BlockHeadingIcon, BlockImageIcon, BlockIncludedListIcon, BlockLayeredImagesIcon, BlockProductIcon, BlockProductTitleIcon, BlockSectionIcon, BlockSocialIcon, BlockSpacerIcon, BlockTextIcon, BlockVideoIcon, BlogPostIcon, BoldIcon, BoltIcon, BookOpenIcon, BookmarkIcon, BookmarkSquareIcon, BracesIcon, BreadcrumbIcon, BriefcaseIcon, BugAntIcon, BugIcon, BuildingLibraryIcon, BuildingOffice2Icon, ButtonArrowIcon, ButtonIcon, ButtonIconIcon, CalculatorIcon, CalendarCheckIcon, CalendarIcon, CameraIcon, CaptionIcon, CarIcon, CardPaymentIcon, CaretIcon, CartIcon, CaseIcon, CaseLowerIcon, CaseNormalIcon, CaseUpperIcon, CategoryIcon, ChartBarIcon, ChartBarSquareIcon, ChartIcon, ChartLineIcon, ChatBubbleLeftRightIcon, ChatBubbleOvalLeftEllipsisIcon, ChatIcon, CheckCircleIcon, CheckIcon, CheckboxIcon, ChevronDoubleIcon, ChevronDoubleLeftIcon, ChevronDoubleRightIcon, ChevronDownIcon, ChevronIcon, ChevronLeftIcon, ChevronRightIcon, ChevronUpDownIcon, ChevronUpIcon, CircleStackIcon, ClearMarksIcon, ClipboardCheckIcon, ClipboardDocumentListIcon, ClipboardIcon, ClipboardListIcon, ClockIcon, CloseCircleIcon, CloseIcon, CloudAlertIcon, CloudArrowUpIcon, CloudCheckIcon, CloudDownloadIcon, CloudIcon, CloudPauseIcon, CloudSlashIcon, CodeBracketIcon, CodeIcon, CollapseAllIcon, CollapseIcon, ColumnGapIcon, ColumnWidthsIcon, ColumnsIcon, CompanyIcon, ComposeIcon, ContrastIcon, CookieIcon, CopiedIcon, CopyIcon, CopyStyleIcon, CopyToPageIcon, CornerIcon, CropIcon, CubeTransparentIcon, CursorArrowRaysIcon, CursorClickIcon, CursorIcon, DashboardIcon, DateIcon, DesktopIcon, DiagramIcon, DirectionDownIcon, DirectionIcon, DirectionLeftIcon, DirectionRightIcon, DirectionUpIcon, DocumentCheckIcon, DocumentIcon, DocumentMagnifyingGlassIcon, DollarIcon, DotIcon, DownloadIcon, DragIcon, DropIcon, DuplicateIcon, EditIcon, type EfficientIconName, type EfficientIconProps, EmailIcon, EmphasisIcon, EraserIcon, ErrorIcon, ExpandIcon, ExternalIcon, EyeIcon, EyeOffIcon, FaceSmileIcon, FilterIcon, FinishIcon, FireIcon, FlagIcon, FolderIcon, FolderOpenIcon, FolderPlusIcon, ForwardIcon, FullWidthIcon, GapIcon, GemIcon, GiftIcon, GlobeIcon, GridIcon, GroundIcon, HandIcon, HandThumbUpIcon, HashIcon, HeadquartersIcon, HeartIcon, HeightIcon, HelpIcon, HelpOffIcon, HexagonIcon, HomeIcon, HoverIcon, IconAfterTextIcon, IconBeforeTextIcon, IdentificationIcon, ImageIcon, ImageOffIcon, ImagesIcon, InboxIcon, InfoIcon, ItalicIcon, KeyIcon, LayersIcon, LayoutIcon, LetterSpacingIcon, LightbulbIcon, LineBetweenIcon, LineStyleIcon, LinkIcon, LinkSlashIcon, ListIcon, LocationIcon, LockIcon, LogoIcon, LogoutIcon, MapIcon, MediaIcon, MegaphoneIcon, MenuIcon, MetaIcon, MicrophoneIcon, MoneyIcon, MoonIcon, MoreIcon, MoreVerticalIcon, MoveDownIcon, MoveUpIcon, NewspaperIcon, NoSymbolIcon, NoteIcon, NudgeIcon, NumberedListIcon, OpacityIcon, OwnTextIcon, PackageIcon, PackageOpenIcon, PaddingBottomIcon, PaddingLeftIcon, PaddingRightIcon, PaddingTopIcon, PaddingXIcon, PaddingYIcon, PageIcon, PaintBrushIcon, PanelLeftIcon, PanelRightIcon, ParagraphSpacingIcon, ParcelIcon, PasteIcon, PasteStyleIcon, PauseIcon, PenIcon, PeopleIcon, PercentIcon, PhoneHiddenIcon, PhoneIcon, PlacementIcon, PlayIcon, PlusMinusIcon, PowerIcon, PresentationChartBarIcon, PrintIcon, ProductFieldIcon, ProductIcon, ProductSizeIcon, ProgressIcon, QuietIcon, RadioDotIcon, RadiusIcon, ReceiptIcon, ReceiptPercentIcon, ReceiptRefundIcon, RectangleGroupIcon, RedoIcon, RefreshIcon, RemoveCircleIcon, RemoveIcon, RenameIcon, ReplyAllIcon, ReplyIcon, RevertIcon, RobotIcon, RotateIcon, ScaleIcon, ScrollPointIcon, ScrollTextIcon, SearchIcon, SelectAllIcon, SendIcon, ServerIcon, SettingsIcon, ShadowIcon, ShapeEllipseIcon, ShapeRectIcon, ShareIcon, ShieldCheckIcon, ShieldExclamationIcon, SignalIcon, SignalSlashIcon, SitemapIcon, SlideArrowsBareIcon, SlideArrowsRoundIcon, SlideArrowsSquareIcon, SlidePickerBarIcon, SlidePickerCardsIcon, SlidePickerDotsIcon, SlidePickerNumbersIcon, SortIcon, SparklesIcon, SpeakerIcon, SpeakerWaveIcon, SpecTableIcon, SpinnerIcon, SplitIcon, SquareIcon, StarIcon, StateIcon, StatusCircleIcon, StatusDotIcon, StickyIcon, StopCircleIcon, StoreIcon, StrikeIcon, StylesIcon, SubscriptIcon, SuccessBurstIcon, SunIcon, SuperscriptIcon, SwapIcon, SwatchIcon, TableIcon, TabletIcon, TabsIcon, TagIcon, TargetIcon, TeamIcon, TelephoneIcon, TemplateIcon, TextColorIcon, TextLinesIcon, TextSizeIcon, TextSmallIcon, TextValueIcon, TextureIcon, ThemeIcon, TicketIcon, TitleIcon, TrashIcon, TriggerIcon, TruckIcon, TvIcon, TypeIcon, TyreIcon, UnderlineIcon, UndoIcon, UploadIcon, VAlignIcon, VerifiedIcon, VideoOffIcon, ViewColumnsIcon, WalletIcon, WarningIcon, WeightIcon, WheelIcon, WidgetsIcon, WidthIcon, WindowIcon, WindowsIcon, WordsFromIcon, WrapIcon, WrenchIcon, WrenchScrewdriverIcon, ZoomInIcon, efficient, efficientIconMeanings };
+export { AcademicCapIcon, AccentIcon, AccountCircleIcon, AccountIcon, AddCircleIcon, AddIcon, AddPersonIcon, AdjustIcon, AlignCenterIcon, AlignJustifyIcon, AlignLeftIcon, AlignRightIcon, AlignSeparateIcon, AlignmentIcon, AnchorIcon, AnimationIcon, AppsIcon, ArchiveBoxIcon, ArrowDownIcon, ArrowIcon, ArrowLeftEndOnRectangleIcon, ArrowLeftIcon, ArrowLongRightIcon, ArrowRightIcon, ArrowTrendingDownIcon, ArrowTrendingUpIcon, ArrowUpIcon, ArrowUpRightIcon, AtSymbolIcon, AttachIcon, BackgroundIcon, BagIcon, BankIcon, Bars3BottomLeftIcon, BatteryIcon, BeakerIcon, BellAlertIcon, BellIcon, BellPlusIcon, BillingIcon, BlackAndWhiteIcon, BlockBadgeIcon, BlockBannerIcon, BlockBoxIcon, BlockButtonIcon, BlockColumnIcon, BlockCouponIcon, BlockDividerIcon, BlockFooterIcon, BlockHeadingIcon, BlockImageIcon, BlockIncludedListIcon, BlockLayeredImagesIcon, BlockProductIcon, BlockProductTitleIcon, BlockSectionIcon, BlockSocialIcon, BlockSpacerIcon, BlockTextIcon, BlockVideoIcon, BlogPostIcon, BoldIcon, BoltIcon, BookOpenIcon, BookmarkIcon, BookmarkSquareIcon, BorderAllIcon, BorderBottomIcon, BorderLeftIcon, BorderRightIcon, BorderTopIcon, BracesIcon, BreadcrumbIcon, BriefcaseIcon, BugAntIcon, BugIcon, BuildingLibraryIcon, BuildingOffice2Icon, ButtonArrowIcon, ButtonIcon, ButtonIconIcon, CalculatorIcon, CalendarCheckIcon, CalendarIcon, CameraIcon, CaptionIcon, CarIcon, CardPaymentIcon, CaretIcon, CartIcon, CaseCapitalizedIcon, CaseIcon, CaseLowerIcon, CaseNormalIcon, CaseUpperIcon, CategoryIcon, ChartBarIcon, ChartBarSquareIcon, ChartIcon, ChartLineIcon, ChatBubbleLeftRightIcon, ChatBubbleOvalLeftEllipsisIcon, ChatIcon, CheckCircleIcon, CheckIcon, CheckboxIcon, ChevronDoubleIcon, ChevronDoubleLeftIcon, ChevronDoubleRightIcon, ChevronDownIcon, ChevronIcon, ChevronLeftIcon, ChevronRightIcon, ChevronUpDownIcon, ChevronUpIcon, CircleStackIcon, ClearMarksIcon, ClipboardCheckIcon, ClipboardDocumentListIcon, ClipboardIcon, ClipboardListIcon, ClockIcon, CloseCircleIcon, CloseIcon, CloudAlertIcon, CloudArrowUpIcon, CloudCheckIcon, CloudDownloadIcon, CloudIcon, CloudPauseIcon, CloudSlashIcon, CodeBracketIcon, CodeIcon, CollapseAllIcon, CollapseIcon, ColumnGapIcon, ColumnWidthsIcon, ColumnsIcon, CompanyIcon, ComposeIcon, ContrastIcon, CookieIcon, CopiedIcon, CopyIcon, CopyStyleIcon, CopyToPageIcon, CornerIcon, CropIcon, CubeTransparentIcon, CursorArrowRaysIcon, CursorClickIcon, CursorIcon, DashboardIcon, DateIcon, DesktopIcon, DiagramIcon, DirectionDownIcon, DirectionIcon, DirectionLeftIcon, DirectionRightIcon, DirectionUpIcon, DocumentCheckIcon, DocumentIcon, DocumentMagnifyingGlassIcon, DollarIcon, DotIcon, DownloadIcon, DragIcon, DropIcon, DuplicateIcon, EditIcon, type EfficientIconName, type EfficientIconProps, EmailIcon, EmphasisIcon, EraserIcon, ErrorIcon, ExpandIcon, ExternalIcon, EyeIcon, EyeOffIcon, FaceSmileIcon, FilterIcon, FinishIcon, FireIcon, FlagIcon, FolderIcon, FolderOpenIcon, FolderPlusIcon, ForwardIcon, FullWidthIcon, GapIcon, GemIcon, GiftIcon, GlobeIcon, GridIcon, GroundIcon, HandIcon, HandThumbUpIcon, HashIcon, HeadquartersIcon, HeartIcon, HeightIcon, HelpIcon, HelpOffIcon, HexagonIcon, HomeIcon, HoverIcon, IconAfterTextIcon, IconBeforeTextIcon, IdentificationIcon, ImageIcon, ImageOffIcon, ImagesIcon, InboxIcon, InfoIcon, ItalicIcon, KeyIcon, LayersIcon, LayoutIcon, LetterSpacingIcon, LightbulbIcon, LineBetweenIcon, LineDashedIcon, LineDottedIcon, LineSolidIcon, LineSpacingIcon, LineStyleIcon, LinkIcon, LinkSlashIcon, ListFormatIcon, ListIcon, LocationIcon, LockIcon, LogoIcon, LogoutIcon, MapIcon, MediaIcon, MegaphoneIcon, MenuIcon, MetaIcon, MicrophoneIcon, MoneyIcon, MoonIcon, MoreIcon, MoreVerticalIcon, MoveDownIcon, MoveUpIcon, NewspaperIcon, NoSymbolIcon, NoteIcon, NudgeIcon, NumberedListIcon, OpacityIcon, OwnTextIcon, PackageIcon, PackageOpenIcon, PaddingAllIcon, PaddingBottomIcon, PaddingLeftIcon, PaddingLeftRightIcon, PaddingRightIcon, PaddingTopIcon, PaddingXIcon, PaddingYIcon, PageIcon, PaintBrushIcon, PanelLeftIcon, PanelRightIcon, ParagraphSpacingIcon, ParcelIcon, PasteIcon, PasteStyleIcon, PauseIcon, PenIcon, PeopleIcon, PercentIcon, PhoneHiddenIcon, PhoneIcon, PlacementIcon, PlayIcon, PlusMinusIcon, PowerIcon, PresentationChartBarIcon, PrintIcon, ProductFieldIcon, ProductIcon, ProductSizeIcon, ProgressIcon, QuietIcon, RadioDotIcon, RadiusIcon, ReceiptIcon, ReceiptPercentIcon, ReceiptRefundIcon, RectangleGroupIcon, RedoIcon, RefreshIcon, RemoveCircleIcon, RemoveIcon, RenameIcon, ReplyAllIcon, ReplyIcon, RevertIcon, RobotIcon, RotateIcon, ScaleIcon, ScrollPointIcon, ScrollTextIcon, SearchIcon, SelectAllIcon, SendIcon, ServerIcon, SettingsIcon, ShadowIcon, ShapeEllipseIcon, ShapeRectIcon, ShareIcon, ShieldCheckIcon, ShieldExclamationIcon, SidesEachIcon, SignalIcon, SignalSlashIcon, SitemapIcon, SlideArrowsBareIcon, SlideArrowsRoundIcon, SlideArrowsSquareIcon, SlidePickerBarIcon, SlidePickerCardsIcon, SlidePickerDotsIcon, SlidePickerNumbersIcon, SortIcon, SparklesIcon, SpeakerIcon, SpeakerWaveIcon, SpecTableIcon, SpinnerIcon, SplitIcon, SquareIcon, StarIcon, StateIcon, StatusCircleIcon, StatusDotIcon, StickyIcon, StopCircleIcon, StoreIcon, StrikeIcon, StylesIcon, SubscriptIcon, SuccessBurstIcon, SunIcon, SuperscriptIcon, SwapIcon, SwatchIcon, TableIcon, TabletIcon, TabsIcon, TagIcon, TargetIcon, TeamIcon, TelephoneIcon, TemplateIcon, TextColorIcon, TextLinesIcon, TextSizeIcon, TextSmallIcon, TextValueIcon, TextureIcon, ThemeIcon, TicketIcon, TitleIcon, TrashIcon, TriggerIcon, TruckIcon, TvIcon, TypeIcon, TyreIcon, UnderlineIcon, UndoIcon, UploadIcon, VAlignIcon, VerifiedIcon, VideoOffIcon, ViewColumnsIcon, WalletIcon, WarningIcon, WeightIcon, WheelIcon, WidgetsIcon, WidthIcon, WindowIcon, WindowsIcon, WordsFromIcon, WrapIcon, WrenchIcon, WrenchScrewdriverIcon, ZoomInIcon, efficient, efficientIconMeanings };