fix(lib): avoid unnecessary React fragments in JSX output of the icon definition map #141
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… definition map (/scripts/assemble.ts): Previously, when generating icon weight maps, all SVG JSX content for icon weights was wrapped in a React fragment, even when a single top-level element was present. This update uses JSDOM to parse the SVG content and only adds a fragment when multiple top-level children exist. The result is cleaner and more efficient output that aligns with React's expectations.
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/scripts/assemble.ts:Previously, when generating icon weight maps, all SVG JSX content for icon weights was wrapped in a React fragment, even when a single top-level element was present.
This update uses JSDOM to parse the SVG content and only adds a fragment when multiple top-level children exist. The result is cleaner and more efficient output that aligns with React's expectations.