/* LogDog's own icon set, used in place of pictographic emoji.
 *
 * The glyphs in overrides/.icons/logdog/ are mirrored from the app's icon system
 * (logdog_botv2 web/src/components/icons.tsx) by tools/sync_icons.py — the same
 * source the bot rasterizes into its Discord application emoji. So `:logdog-hammer:`
 * here is the glyph a reader actually sees on the Ban button in Discord.
 *
 * The set is stroke-based linework: fill="none", stroke="currentColor". Material's
 * emoji stylesheet sets `fill: currentcolor` on every inlined <svg>, and a CSS
 * declaration beats the shell's fill="none" presentation attribute — without the
 * rule below, every outline floods solid. Scoped to .ld-icon so real twemoji emoji
 * (filled paths, which need that fill) are untouched.
 *
 * Children that are *meant* to be filled (paw toes, the 18+ label, the target
 * bullseye) carry their own fill attribute, which this rule doesn't reach. Same for
 * the .ld-dot color chips, whose <circle fill="#..."> is the whole point of the glyph.
 */
.md-typeset .twemoji svg.ld-icon {
  fill: none;
}