feat(icon): add TypeDoc icon

[DogFortune]

Description

fixes #3354

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[chiptumor]

The shape is a bit inaccurate, but on the right track!

[DogFortune]

@chiptumor I'm sorry, but I had to change the original logo color as it couldn't be used due to regulations.
https://github.com/material-extensions/vscode-material-icon-theme/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#use-material-design-colors

I based the shape of the logo on the original, but I've just noticed that the lengths of the sides are different. My apologies. Thanks for pointing that out!

While I update the icon, I'll switch to Draft PR.

[chiptumor]

@DogFortune

Nice.

I re-read the contributing guidelines and edited my comment to acknowledge the pallete issue soon after posting it.

I opened a pull request (#3360) for this same icon, so if you want to snatch some of its code, let me know, and I'll cancel it.

[DogFortune]

@chiptumor We have also confirmed with the project members beforehand to ensure that no one has already started creating icons. This is a consideration to avoid taking up the time of those already engaged in icon creation.
#3354 (comment)

However, having reviewed your portfolio, I believe the SVG you created is more lightweight and straightforward, making it well-suited for this project.

In light of the above, I am cancelling this PR. Thank you.

[chiptumor]

Ah, I understand. I'm still learning the ropes and loops of GH, so I appreciate the leniency.

[DogFortune]

@chiptumor When tackling an issue next time, we recommend confirming that no other members are already working on it.
Once you've confirmed no one else is working on it, it's best to declare "I'll take this on" within the issue before starting. This prevents other members from taking your work.

Please note that this is not an official policy of this project. It is something I personally practice.