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acceptance.svg / payment-slips.svg / performance.svg

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Three new Vue icon components—IconAcceptance, IconPaymentSlips, and IconPerformance—are introduced. These icons are implemented as new modules and integrated into both the vue-icon and vue-icon-saas package entry points, making them available as named and default exports. No existing functionality is modified.

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packages/vue-icon/index.ts, packages/vue-icon-saas/index.ts Imported and exported IconAcceptance, IconPaymentSlips, and IconPerformance; updated default exports.
packages/vue-icon/src/acceptance/index.ts Added new module exporting IconAcceptance Vue component.
packages/vue-icon/src/payment-slips/index.ts Added new module exporting IconPaymentSlips Vue component.
packages/vue-icon/src/performance/index.ts Added new module exporting IconPerformance Vue component.

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packages/vue-icon/index.ts (1)

14-14: Add import for IconAcceptance.

The new import follows the established pattern. Consider inserting it in alphabetical order within the initial icon block (e.g. after IconAdd, before IconAdministrator) to keep the import list consistent.

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packages/vue-icon/src/payment-slips/index.ts (1)

12-15: Add IconPaymentSlips module
The new component correctly imports the SVG asset and wraps it with the shared svg helper for consistency.

packages/vue-icon/src/acceptance/index.ts (1)

12-15: Add IconAcceptance module
This follows the same pattern as other icons, importing the SVG and invoking the svg helper.

packages/vue-icon-saas/index.ts (6)

14-14: Register IconAcceptance import
Imported IconAcceptance alongside existing modules to expose the new icon in the SaaS package.


515-517: Register IconPaymentSlips & IconPerformance imports
Both new icons are imported from their source modules to make them available downstream.


546-547: Export IconAcceptance as named export
Adds IconAcceptance and its camelCase alias for consistency with other icons.


598-599: Export IconPaymentSlips as named export
Ensures external consumers can import IconPaymentSlips and iconPaymentSlips.


602-603: Export IconPerformance as named export
Adds both PascalCase and camelCase exports for the new performance icon.


1598-1598: Include new icons in default export
IconAcceptance, IconPaymentSlips, and IconPerformance are correctly added to the default export object.

Also applies to: 1624-1624, 1626-1626

packages/vue-icon/index.ts (6)

1-2120: Missing integration into vue-icon-saas entrypoint.

The AI summary indicates these icons should also be exposed in packages/vue-icon-saas/index.ts, but this PR only updates packages/vue-icon/index.ts. Please verify and, if needed, add matching imports and exports in the vue-icon-saas package entry point.

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515-517: Add imports for IconPaymentSlips and IconPerformance.

These imports correctly follow the existing naming conventions and file paths, and are placed in alphabetical order among the sync aui icon imports.


546-548: Expose IconAcceptance in named exports.

The PascalCase export and its camelCase alias are correctly added to the named exports block.


598-600: Expose IconPaymentSlips in named exports.

The new icon and its alias have been correctly inserted, matching the pattern of other named exports.


602-603: Expose IconPerformance in named exports.

Correctly added both the PascalCase export and the camelCase alias.


1598-1599: Include new icons in default export.

All three new icons (IconAcceptance, IconPaymentSlips, and IconPerformance) are properly listed in the default export object, making them available for default imports.

Also applies to: 1624-1626

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