Convert the shared IconButton control to render via NsIcon, so every icon-button
across the shell (nexus, lock, utilities, launcher chrome, ...) uses Nerd Font.
Alias icon -> label.icon; internal MaterialIcon -> NsIcon (sizes from root.font
via fontStyle); dropped the Material-Symbols vertical-center fudge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Convert caelestia's nexus Settings to Nerd Font icons (drop-in NsIcon).
- NsIcon hardened into a MaterialIcon drop-in: accepts fontStyle (sizes from
it, keeps the NF Mono family), plus no-op fill/grade/animate for API parity.
- Glyphs map extended with caelestia core names: nexus static icons, nav/page
icons (palette, wallpaper, dashboard, devices_other, extension, globe, info,
monitor, shuffle, workspaces, ...), weather + app/device icons.
- Converted all MaterialIcon in modules/nexus/ to NsIcon; fixed icon aliases
(NavRow/SliderRow .text -> .icon); reverted IconButton font: (it has font,
not fontStyle, and renders its own icon).
Remaining core surfaces still Material Symbols (no breakage): launcher, osd,
lock, sidebar, utilities — to convert next with any further Glyphs entries.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Route the redesign's icons through JetBrains Mono Nerd Font instead of Material
Symbols, for visual consistency with the JetBrains Mono text.
- services/Glyphs.qml: Material-Symbol-name -> Nerd Font (Font Awesome range)
codepoint map (via String.fromCharCode), covering bar/panel icons + the
dynamic Icons.getX() returns; get() falls back to a "?" glyph.
- components/NsIcon.qml: reactive icon component (input `icon` = name -> mapped
glyph), so dynamic icons (volume/battery/play-pause) stay live. Uses the
"Mono" NF variant so glyphs center in a fixed cell.
- Converted all MaterialIcon usages in NsBar + the 9 panels to NsIcon.
caelestia core (nexus/launcher/osd/lock) still uses Material Symbols — no
breakage (mixed), to be converted next with an expanded Glyphs map.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
MultiEffect used to do a hard cutoff and not work with soft masks, but
since Qt 6.10 (or 6.11) it works correctly, so we don't need the custom
mask anymore
