Anthony Ettinger 37947509f4 OpenIcon: a set may carry several colour styles ... Rules 12 and 13. HQ was the first colour style and it was drawn beside glossy 3D emoji masters, which reads as the decade it borrows from, so a colour style cannot be one look forever: the reference set now carries four, HQ plus three flat-material agentic styles. Rule 12 makes more than one a map rather than a second name: `styles` lists them, `style_info` describes each, and each icon carries a `styles` map whose entries are shaped exactly as rule 9's `hq` block. A set with an HQ style keeps writing the old top-level `hq` block and per-icon `hq` key as the same objects under their older name, so a reader written against the first HQ release keeps working. Rule 13 makes a style say what it is for. The choice between colour styles is a choice of surface: near-black bodies with lit accents are right on a dark terminal and illegible on paper, and only the set knows which is which. A family shares a prefix and the family name alone means its default member, so `agentic` means `agentic-matte`. The gallery follows the manifest instead of a simple/HQ switch: one tab per style the set has actually drawn, labelled and explained from `style_info`, and the detail pane shows every style an icon has. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>		2026-09-24 12:00:06 +00:00
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