Remove unused SharpVectors library

[jjw24]

This removes the unused SharpVectors library

Testing required

[taooceros]

why is it draft? @jjw24

[JohnTheGr8]

what about:

Flow.Launcher/Flow.Launcher/MainWindow.xaml

Line 9 in de8c8bd

xmlns:svgc="http://sharpvectors.codeplex.com/svgc/"

[taooceros]

what about:

Flow.Launcher/Flow.Launcher/MainWindow.xaml

Line 9 in de8c8bd

xmlns:svgc="http://sharpvectors.codeplex.com/svgc/"

I think it is not used. Let's delete it. Maybe we add it to make support for svg sometimes but fail to provide a good resolution?

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Walkthrough

The recent changes to the Flow.Launcher project involve the removal of references to the SharpVectors library in both the project file and the main window's XAML. This indicates a shift away from using specific components for handling SVG graphics and system-level functionality, potentially simplifying the project's dependencies and UI management.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
Flow.Launcher/Flow.Launcher.csproj, Flow.Launcher/MainWindow.xaml	Removed the package reference to SharpVectors and associated XML namespace declarations, indicating reduced reliance on SVG handling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MainWindow
    participant System

    User->>MainWindow: Interacts with UI
    MainWindow->>System: Processes input
    System-->>MainWindow: Returns response
    MainWindow-->>User: Updates UI

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