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Bring back complete favicon feature set #364

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@Brar Brar commented Sep 21, 2024

With the recent docfx update we lost some advanced favicon features.
This brings them back and also updates them with regards to additional featuress.

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"template":
[
"default",
"modern"
"modern",
"template"
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Maybe call this npgsql_template to make it clearer it's our customizations etc.

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{{!Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements. The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.}}

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Just noting that this override means we need to react if there are any upstream changes in the modern template... This is what caused things when I was upgrading things, which is why I removed it.

I'm hoping maybe there's some way to just add our favicons rather than replacing the entire <head>, which seems like it could cause similar trouble in the future... Is something like that possible, like some more targeted partial or extensibility hook specifically for favicon?

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