Pretty print the minified logo.svg

[goyalyashpal]

I have not changed anything else in the logo, just

• automatic pretty print using Notepad++ XML plugin initially,
• then manual pretty print by hand
• then trim trailing spaces in vscodium

It's weird that

• github doesn't provide option to "diff" the images in its "rich diff" lol
• only "2-up", "swipe", "onion"
• gitlab has it since several months already.

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2023-12-18:
Seeing how other applications (like tomcat) pretty print their user facing source files distribution (like "examples" codes) to keep the size low:

• they use tabs \t for indentation, so, 1 character instead of 4 (or even 2) reduces things by lot.
• other than that, the indentation can start from level 2. as xml's have only single element at root (level zero), so, even level 1 child are kept unindented.

[archseer]

The browser can pretty print the representation for you, and if you're actively working on the file it's always possible to pretty-print it before-hand. We deliberately provide a minimized representation to save on filesize since users are likely to just download the file and reuse it.

[goyalyashpal]

• yes i perfectly agree that users likely wont care about it
• i dont think there is any significant save in filesize as its just say 29*8 roughly 240 space characters more...
• but yeah, its a cosmetic change anyway...

i felt it feels more polished to read and quickly analyse

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2023.03.21: Luke Smith's rant about minified CSS lol, & Terry Caldwell's How To Unminify A CSS File

[goyalyashpal]

u can close this if merging is not wanted

[the-mikedavis]

I agree with archseer. I don't see much benefit in formatting SVGs in general, manually reading and editing any complicated SVG is not really productive if possible at all. Plus I don't think we want to make changes the logo any time soon