fix: don't try to parse inexistent icons #14356
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When Tauri is explicitly configured to use no icons via:
It still tries to compile icons in a fallback path of
icons/icon.png. This blocks compiling any project unless artwork is in place, even though this might be entirely beyond scope for a project.This issue stems from the fact that
Vec<String>is used to deserialise icons, so there is no way to distinguish "no explicit value" from "explicitly instructed to use no value".Use an
Option<Vec<String>>to deserialise configured icons, where no value (None) means "nothing explicitly specified; use the default), and Some(EmptyVec) means "explicitly requested no icons".This allows compiling small proof of concept projects without having to worry about artwork.
Fixes: #14355