Remove unused images, optimize remaining images #7742
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yay for smaller! @stevenpetryk looks like this SVG didn't survive the process. Revert that one? 
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I've always wanted to do this, but never had the time. So I had Claude Code spin for a while on writing up some scripts to detect unused images and also to optimize every image in the repo. Handily, I also asked it to generate a report based on that optimization, that can be viewed here:
https://peppy-pixie-0f382a.netlify.app/comparison.html
The overall stats (including deletions) have brought this repository down from 154MB to 50MB. I think more could certainly be done to move some of the largest animated images out of the repo and onto a CDN too.
The main concern here is that
pnpm installis pretty slow in the Discord monorepo because of this package—it has to download a tarball from GitHub, and whenever that tarball changes, we incur another 150MB into the pnpm store. So this should at least bring that number down and speed up employees :)