Pretty much the same as D4864, but for `SWMansionIcon` instead of `CommIcon`.
Copied from D4864:
Noticed that the SVG icons we're importing via `<IcomoonReact>` weren't quite as smooth as they could be, specifically noticed some artifacts on the "corners" of the path of the `reply-filled` icon.
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I tried various approaches (from StackOverflow, blogs, etc) to try to determine what was causing the artifacts and how to resolve the issue (eg setting `shape-rendering` explicitly).
In experimenting with the icon using the browser developer tools, I noticed that setting `stroke` to `none` caused the artifacts to disappear. This was strange because the source SVG for `reply-filled` we're passing into the `<IcomoonReact>` component is a single path with a fill and **no stroke**. So I tried to figure out where the `stroke` was coming from.
I clicked into `node_modules/react-icomoon/src/index.tsx` (https://github.com/aykutkardas/react-icomoon/blob/807a42cf61c8e26c078c5818ba0736afc003032a/src/index.tsx#L60) to see what was going on and found that `<IcomoonReact>` prepares a container for the SVG to "live inside" and sets various SVG properties. Specifically, they set `stroke` to `currentColor`. Even though there's no stroke width or whatever, this leads to some visual weirdness when rendered in Safari/Chrome.
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To verify that `IcomoonReact` setting `stroke` was the issue, I went into the library's `dist` folder and tried commenting the line out. After reloading the web app I confirmed that the artifacts no longer appeared.
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This diff explicitly sets `stroke` to `none` in the `CommIcon` component which passes the style down to `IcomoonReact` to override the `stroke` set in the inner component. This change gets rid of the artifacts and the icons look as expected.