It is useful at times to want to keep some groups while allowing svgcleaner to go wild on the rest. A "no-ungroup" list might be handy in these situations.
Having a selective ungroup may also help with the implementation of <switch> support. Currently I handle these sort of files by manually commenting out the element and the attributes with ungroup turned off, but that's suboptimal.
It is useful at times to want to keep some groups while allowing svgcleaner to go wild on the rest. A "no-ungroup" list might be handy in these situations.
Having a selective ungroup may also help with the implementation of
<switch>support. Currently I handle these sort of files by manually commenting out the element and the attributes with ungroup turned off, but that's suboptimal.