Fix stretched logo stretch and tray icon colorschemes#118
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- Fixed thin line of transparency due to hole in background layer - Fixed reversed y1 and y2 defintions and color stops in all linear gradients
- Fix load and on to be more of a hue change to the original than a new colorscheme entirely.
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Fixes the horizontally stretched logo from #102, and new colorscheme.
The colorscheme is now just a hue shift from the original icon instead of a new colorscheme for the different tray icon states. The selected hue is inspired by the hues in #102.
This uses a padding for the non-square icon to be put in a square viewbox instead of trimming the svg viewbox to fit the logo. This simplifies converting from SVG to PNG by baking the centering of the logo inside the svg instead of telling the converter through some gravity option or otherwise.
This currently centers the logo using a group transform, but could be baked into the paths and linear gradients instead. I would be willing to commit a change for that.