feat: add new icon - bullseye

[jmorgpal]

Fixes #0000

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• Includes tests
• Update documentation

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feat: add new icon - bullseye

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[ericjeney]

Suggested change

	"tags": "geography, location, position, map, direction, bullseye, reference, point",
	"tags": "geography, location, position, map, direction, reference, point, target",

You can remove "bullseye" from this list since the search logic will auto-include the name of the icon as well. And then I think it's also worth including "target," since I could see that being searched for.