fix(icon): load base64 data urls #1172
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liamdebeasi
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@liamdebeasi there is already: https://github.com/ionic-team/ionicons/tree/FW-3116/src/components/test/csp which validates that a SVG loads with a CSP policy and the utf8 data encoded url. |
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Previously in: #1141
I had incorrectly assumed that all data-url usage formats were consistent. This was not the case.
Developers use the base64 data-url format to pass encoded image strings to the
ion-iconcomponent. This is different than how ionicons inlines SVG images; where the entire SVG element is encoded in the data-url.This PR reintroduces support for the base64 data-url format by only applying the patch for CSP/data parser when the data url includes
utf8encoding. Otherwise it will fallback to the previous implementation pattern and load the asset (as long as the CSP allows it).