✨ feat: add Appwrite icon - #382
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Add Appwrite Mono/Color/Text/Combine/Avatar components for web and React Native using the current brand mark (#FD366E). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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| export { default as Anyscale, type CompoundedIcon as AnyscaleProps } from './Anyscale'; | ||
| export { default as Apertis, type CompoundedIcon as ApertisProps } from './Apertis'; | ||
| export { default as Apple, type CompoundedIcon as AppleProps } from './Apple'; | ||
| export { default as Appwrite, type CompoundedIcon as AppwriteProps } from './Appwrite'; |
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Adding this export makes Appwrite importable, but the committed src/toc.json that src/toc.ts exports was not updated; I checked the JSON and it still goes from Apple to Arcee with no Appwrite entry. Any docs/search/README or consumers relying on the exported toc will not discover the new icon until build:toc is run and the generated entry is committed.
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