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Magnifying the SVG as part of the workflow, svgo for instance, is a life-saver for all these edge-cases.

Especially considering the svg that a design tool produces is often gigantic. FWIW I have found svgcleaner to be better than svgo. svgo seems to have more bugs and chokes on svgs more often in my experience.

Noted, thanks.

I use this for most SVGs: https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/

"SVGO's Missing GUI". Give it to the designers and they can make sure to give you the smallest possible file that makes sense. I find that some files look great at "0" precision, some require "1" or "2".

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