feat: real Simple Icons brand glyphs in treemap#6
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The previous LANG_ICON map was a set of approximate single-path SVG shapes. Recognisable but not pixel-accurate, and the FILE fallback for TOML/YAML/JSON looked indistinguishable from any other plain-document glyph. Swap in the official Simple Icons (CC0, public domain) paths for all sixteen languages we currently classify: rust, c, cpp, python, typescript, javascript, go, java, ruby, markdown, toml, yaml, json, html, css, shell. Each language now renders its own well-designed, instantly recognisable brand mark in the treemap. The lookup keys already match the names emitted by language_name() and the standard plugin catalog, so every tile gets a glyph without further plumbing. Drop the now-unused FILE constant.
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