feat!: support generating web app manifest when using html.appIcon
#3219
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Summary
Previously,
html.appIcon
lacked support for web app manifests, meaning it was only available on iOS.For Android devices, we should generate a
manifest.webmanifest
file to provide information about the web application.Note that this PR contains a breaking change:
manifest.webmanifest
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