Adding "thin" icon variants for <Icon /> component #583
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…e/click-ui into lc-icon-stroke-weights
…e/click-ui into lc-icon-stroke-weights
…support for icon weight
…e/click-ui into lc-icon-stroke-weights
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This PR introduces a new
weightproperty to the<Icon />component, allowing you to choose between different icon weights. The available values are:default(Figma token path:click.image.borderWidth.default)thin(Figma token path:click.image.borderWidth.thin)Internally, the weight property is applied with CSS by targeting SVG elements with a stroke width of 1.5. This approach is similar to how the
colorandstrokeproperties are implemented, but it specifically targets a stroke width which is safe to change.Example usage: