Added Exoscale-icons both white and baground color

[yash37158]

Description
This PR addresses an issue where Exoscale icons rendered in white instead of their intended brand colors when imported into the Meshery Editor via the catalog.

Both the color and white folders inside the original .tar file used identical fill values, which resulted in all icons rendering white by default—regardless of folder intent.

✅ What’s fixed:-

• Updated the color folder assets with accurate brand color fill values.

• Ensured folder-level color separation is respected (i.e., white stays white, color shows correct fills).

• Exported and verified the new icon model locally with correct rendering behavior in canvas.

• Added for both Red Icons and Background Brand Color.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a rendering issue in the Meshery Editor where Exoscale icons were incorrectly displayed in white. I've resolved this by updating the fill values within the color folder assets to their accurate brand colors. This ensures that the icons now render as intended, maintaining proper color separation between white and colored versions. Additionally, I've introduced new icon sets for both red-themed and background-colored variations of the Exoscale icons.

Highlights

• Icon Color Correction: Exoscale icons now render in their correct brand colors within the Meshery Editor, resolving the previous issue of them appearing in white.
• Fill Value Update: The fill values for the color folder assets have been updated to accurately reflect the intended brand colors.
• Folder Separation Enforcement: The pull request ensures proper folder-level color separation, meaning white icons remain white, and color icons display their correct fills.
• New Icon Addition: New icons have been added for both Red Icons and Background Brand Color, expanding the available icon set.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new set of Exoscale icons with background colors and updates the existing icons to use their proper brand colors, addressing a rendering issue. While the effort to enhance the icon library is appreciated, there are several critical issues that need to be addressed. A new model definition for background icons references numerous non-existent SVG files, which will cause them to be broken. Additionally, a couple of the new SVG files contain incorrect CSS class names, which will lead to rendering errors. There are also some minor inconsistencies and opportunities for optimization across the new assets.

[arctic-beep]

Please take a look at Gemini's concerns

[Namanv0509]

The shapes are still in white and background tar file is not working , can you check once @yash37158

[yash37158]

That’s because there’s a rendering issue with the current Exoscale model. For other icon models, we see a request for -complete, but that request isn’t happening for the uploaded Exoscale model. I’ll push the fix soon...

[M-DEV-1]

Hi @yash37158, here, should both colorIcon and whiteIcon be separate paths?

Both have the same file paths now, but maybe one of them should have the paths to the newly added SVGs?

[yash37158]

Thanks for calling this out @M-DEV-1. In the background-optimised Exoscale set, each icon is a single-color, background-safe asset intended to render the same in both “color” and “white” contexts. We didn’t produce a separate white-tinted drawing for this set, so to keep the model schema uniform and downstream, both colorIcon and whiteIcon intentionally point to the same file.

[yash37158]

@Namanv0509 @M-DEV-1 I have updated the tar file for the background icons. You can check with this one.