Anonymous Chat Icon Redrawn
Redrew the Anonymous Chat icon with a smaller silhouette and balanced transparent padding. Home, windows, the taskbar, welcome shortcuts, and chat avatars now share the new asset, and the legacy artwork is removed.
# Anonymous Chat Icon Redrawn
This pass updates the complete public icon identity for Anonymous Chat. The Home entry now matches the visual weight of its neighbors, while the smaller window and chat slots use the same new artwork. Legacy icon assets are no longer retained.
## Icon adjustment
- The new artwork keeps a compact XP chat terminal with coral and cyan speech bubbles, preserving the Windows XP, Pixel Art, and Y2K desktop style.
- The sole production asset is the 96×96 RGBA PNG `icon-chatroom.png`. Its visible silhouette is reduced from the old 93×90 footprint to 71×73, with 10–13px of transparent safety padding on every side.
- Existing 82px desktop and 54px mobile Home mappings remain in place. Titlebar, taskbar, welcome, and avatar slots keep their existing contain sizing, so every placement remains appropriately sized.
- Home, window titlebars, the desktop taskbar and mobile Dock, welcome shortcuts, the Chat header, and message avatars now share the new asset. `icon-chatroom-clean.png` and the legacy source artwork have been removed.
## Functional boundary
The Anonymous Chat route, public lobby, browser-encrypted password rooms, polling, sessions, sending, and plain-text safety rendering are unchanged. This update only changes icon assets, cache versions, and related visual regression coverage.
