fix(icons): render small favicons from 3D raster to kill white tab-border
The flat app-icon.svg's gradient B mark has a bright (#fff) sheen that runs to the badge perimeter with no dark separation. At favicon sizes (16/32px) that edge anti-aliases into a white halo that reads as a border around the icon — visible in Safari browser tabs, and the same defect in the small Windows .ico / Linux launcher reps that also rendered from the flat SVG. The committed 3D raster masters (used by every >=128px output already) frame the mark in a dark surround and stay clean down to 16px. Set RASTER_THRESHOLD 0 so all app-icon sizes route through the raster path; the flat SVG is kept as a gated source, re-enablable only with a corrected flat mark. Regenerated favicons + small desktop reps; output remains byte-deterministic. Updated the generator header/comments, README source matrix, and the dated icon spec.
Jannis Braun
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