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The "Counting.png" (pre-rendered "Counting.htm") is so notoriously large (~ 1.33 MiB):
[ Did some palette optimization (merge similar colors and limit color space): <&>now ~ 647.17 KiB</&>. [1] ]
Why not consider have it converted to SVG?
Did considered, but to no avail.
In brief, current SVG definition has broken support for text type contents:
Primarily, it's missing support for content of non-fixed (undetermined) size (i.e. no wrapping and overflow handling): which is typically the case for texts.
.
It also lacks support for many CSS properties: which makes table rendering a bit bothersome.
Of course, vectorizing the PNG is also an option.
I'm just not interested to bother.
=== Further reading ===
SVG doesn't seem to be well-designed to be used in Plain Text:
Cannot be properly parsed without uttering that verbose (and much meaningless) `xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"`...
And the very dumbfounding "d" graphic path definition...
The "Counting.png" (pre-rendered "Counting.htm") is so notoriously large (~ 1.33 MiB):
[ Did some palette optimization (merge similar colors and limit color space): <&>now ~ 647.17 KiB</&>. [1] ]
Why not consider have it converted to SVG?
Did considered, but to no avail.
In brief, current SVG definition has broken support for text type contents:
Primarily, it's missing support for content of non-fixed (undetermined) size (i.e. no wrapping and overflow handling): which is typically the case for texts.
.
It also lacks support for many CSS properties: which makes table rendering a bit bothersome.
Of course, vectorizing the PNG is also an option.
I'm just not interested to bother.
=== Further reading ===
SVG doesn't seem to be well-designed to be used in Plain Text:
Cannot be properly parsed without uttering that verbose (and much meaningless) `
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
`...And the very dumbfounding "d" graphic path definition...
See also:
https://github.com/MasterInQuestion/talk/discussions/15#discussion-6022492 ("SVG")
[ [1]
Did further optimization using WebP: finally ~ 278.18 KiB.
More details: https://github.com/MasterInQuestion/attach/commit/401c58fc3a56d265feadda567f02d79de93ff10c#Counting ]
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