Documentation: Add unicode to full icons list (icons.md)

[BieleckiLtd]

Is this repo related in any way to Segoe Fluent Icons (1, 2)? If yes, and it is also distributed as a typeface it would be very helpful to add unicode point in icons.md like it was done with Segoe MDL2 Assets (1, 2)

[robloo]

~Additionally, why are the Unicode points different from Segoe MDL2 Assets? There are equivalents for the vast majority of glyphs between the two fonts, why not keep the Unicode the same where possible to ensure drop in replacement? Having different Unicode points makes it very difficult to migrate existing code.~

Edit: Wrong repository as discussed below.

[mdtauk]

Additionally, why are the Unicode points different from Segoe MDL2 Assets? There are equivalents for the vast majority of glyphs between the two fonts, why not keep the Unicode the same where possible to ensure drop in replacement? Having different Unicode points makes it very difficult to migrate existing code.

Which font are you talking about? Segoe Fluent Icons is close to a 1:1 with Segoe MDL2 Assets.

But there is also the Fluent UI System Icon fonts, which are separate

[robloo]

@mdtauk Ah, I was not aware of the difference between Segoe Fluent Icons and Fluent UI System Icons. ~Is there an explanation document for the two?~ Is Segoe Fluent Icons open sourced? (I thought it was based on our past discussion, however this repo is all I found)

[mdtauk]

Segoe Fluent Icons is bundled in Windows, and replaces the Segoe MDL2 Assets font for WinUI controls, and the WinUI Design kit.

The icons are designed to match the style of the open source Fluent UI System Icons, which are being used across Microsoft products, across multiple platforms.