Resource optimisations 2

[otsako-vpk]

This PR saves an entire ~2MB!!!!! (we take what we can get)
As with the previous PR about this, the icon fonts inside of WPF.UI are about 25% of Bloxstrap's file size. They cannot be changed to a woff2 without it breaking. (it would've saved ~2MB too, what a shame).
Related PR: bloxstraplabs/wpfui#9

_{I've saved the branch before the force-push just incase.}

[otsako-vpk]

The FiraCode font inside of WPF.UI can be changed into a woff2, which would save about 190KB. Should I make a separate PR for that in WPF.UI?

The above does not change anything when compiled as the font never gets used. I'm dumb.

[otsako-vpk]

@bluepilledgreat Could you please add this to the main branch so I can include it in this PR? That'd be great.

[exurd]

@/bluepilledgreat Could you please add this to the main branch so I can include it in this PR? That'd be great.

See #5621 (comment).

[otsako-vpk]

@/bluepilledgreat Could you please add this to the main branch so I can include it in this PR? That'd be great.

See #5621 (comment).

I linked that comment myself.. (I was referring to the local branch in question.)

[exurd]

Weird, it looked like it was linked to a different part of the conversation. Good to know.

[bluepilledgreat]

@bluepilledgreat Could you please add this to the main branch so I can include it in this PR? That'd be great.

I'll look into this for the next update after 2.11.0. Going through all the PRs now.

[otsako-vpk]

@ItzBloxxy #6405 (comment): Bad idea, cuz it doesn't natively support .webp, also it's better for websites and mobile apps not apps like this.

WebP works just fine as a static image without transparency since Windows 10 1809. Your second statement is also false, it's like saying HEIF is exclusive to iPhones. Please do more thorough research before making a comment.

[ItzBloxxy]

Like i said, WPF does not natively support WebP.

[ItzBloxxy]

Also android phones also has HEIFs.

[otsako-vpk]

Like i said, WPF does not natively support WebP.

WPF relies on WIC to handle images, which supports WebP since Windows 10 1809. The codec required is pre installed on both Windows 10 and 11. We shouldn't account for custom Windows isos if that's what you're getting at. Have you tried building the PR locally to check if it's broken?

Also android phones also has HEIFs.

That's exactly my point?