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Balancing Payload Logistics: PMD, Assorted Changes, and Deconstructor Behavioral Changes (#12182)

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* Payload Changes 3 (final)

* Deconstructor Behavior Changes Final

* Added full-storage icon

* adjustments

* removed fontello file

* Removed full-storage.png

* Tweaked itemBuffer

* Update IconConverter.java

* Apply suggestion from @Anuken

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Co-authored-by: EggleEgg <125359838+EggleEgg@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Anuken <arnukren@gmail.com>
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@@ -12,11 +12,26 @@ public class IconConverter{
public static void main(String[] __){
/*
Process for adding an icon to the font:
1. Have an SVG ready, possibly created with this tool.
2. Go to Fontello and load the config.json from core/assets-raw/fontgen/config.json
3. Drag the SVG in.
4. Export the config and font file, replace the old config.
5. Take the font (ttf) from the zip, open it in FontForge, and merge it into font.woff and icon.ttf. Usually, you would do view -> go to (the 0x unicode index).
//CONVERTING A PNG INTO A SVG
1. Add your png to core/assets-raw/icons/
2. Run gradle tools:pack. This will add the png to icons.properties
3. If you haven't done it already, download inkscape and add in path enviroment variables your inkscape installation so "inkscape --etc" commands can run
4. Run gradle tools:icongen. This step will not work if you haven't done step 3
5. Locate your icon.svg under core/assets-raw/fontgen/extra/
6. Often generated icons cannot be read by fontello correctly ("If image looks not as expected please convert to compound path manually..."), follow the steps in the wiki linked (https://github.com/fontello/fontello/wiki/How-to-use-custom-images#importing-svg-images)
//ADDING TO FONTS
1. Go to Fontello and load the config.json from core/assets-raw/fontgen/config.json
2. Drag the SVG in
3. Click on your new fontello icon to select it. If selected the icon circle should show a red outline
4. Export the config and font file ("Download webfont" button), replace the old config
5. Intall FontForge if you havent done it already
6. Take the font (.ttf) from the zip, open it in FontForge, and merge it into font.woff (Element -> Merge fonts) inside core/assets/fonts/. You will be prompted whether you want to keep the existing kerning, usually select Yes
7. Optionally, go view -> go to (the 0x unicode index, or search by name) to check if the icon has been added
8. Go to file -> generate fonts, uncheck font validation, click generate and replace the old font.woff. Saving the sfd file is not necessary
9. Repeat steps 6 and 8 for icon.ttf
10. Done! do note when using icons if they contain any dashes (-) they will be converted into camelcase. So something like foo-bar.svg becomes Icon.fooBar
**/
Log.info("Converting icons...");