v3.0.0: Updated for iOS 18.1

- iOS 18 adds 50% more shortcut glyphs, reverts some to their old shapes, and changes outlined ones to filled ones.
- There were no updates for iOS 17 since there were no new glyphs and the changes were minor, but we now have separate glyph sets for iOS 16 and 17.
- The glyph resolution is the same, but the color palette has increased from 8 to 15 colors to reduce slight staircase effects.

LICENSE

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ and I'm only using them to represent what can be seen in public iCloud links.
 
 MIT License
 
-Copyright (c) 2020-2022 Antonio Bueno
+Copyright (c) 2020-2024 Antonio Bueno
 
 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
 of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal

README.md

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 A CSS sprite to represent iOS shortcut icons.
 
-Grab the [stylesheet](https://github.com/atnbueno/shortcut-icons/blob/main/shortcut-icons.css) and the [default (iOS 16) glyph set](https://github.com/atnbueno/shortcut-icons/blob/main/ios16-glyphs.png), and add a shortcut icon to your HTML with just an empty `div` element:
+Grab the [stylesheet](https://github.com/atnbueno/shortcut-icons/blob/main/shortcut-icons.css) and the [default (iOS 18) glyph set](https://github.com/atnbueno/shortcut-icons/blob/main/ios18-glyphs.png), and add a shortcut icon to your HTML with just an empty `div` element:
 
 ```html
 <div class="shortcut-icon c4251333119 g59793 s86"></div>
 ```
 
-In this example `shortcut-icon` is the base CSS class. The secondary `c4251333119` class is the orange **color** from iOS 16, the `g59793` class is the "paintbrush" **glyph** and the `s86` class is the desired **icon size**. See the [demo.html](https://github.com/atnbueno/shortcut-icons/blob/main/demo.html) file for more examples.
+In this example `shortcut-icon` is the base CSS class. The secondary `c4251333119` class is the orange **color** from iOS 18, the `g59793` class is the "paintbrush" **glyph** and the `s86` class is the desired **icon size**. See the [demo.html](https://github.com/atnbueno/shortcut-icons/blob/main/demo.html) file for more examples.
 
 The color and glyph **numeric values** can be found both in the shortcut metadata (see below) and in its _plist_ (the shortcut "source code").
 
 The HTML element doesn't have to be a `<div>`, although using other elements may require additional CSS to reset their appearance.
 
-If you want to use the colors and glyphs from iOS 12-15, grab the glyph sets you want to use and add an additional `ios12`, `ios13`, `ios14`, or `ios15` class to each HTML element.
+If you want to use the colors and glyphs from iOS 12-17, grab the glyph sets you want to use and add an additional `ios12`, `ios13`, `ios14`, `ios15`, `ios16`, or `ios17` class to each HTML element.
 
 And if you need a size not in the CSS, it's easy to define your own. For example, to get 58×58 icons:
 
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 ## Credits
 
-Thanks to [@ActuallyZach](https://github.com/ActuallyZach) for providing the hi-res versions of the glyphs since iOS 12. Without them I don't think I'd have the patience to do this.
+Thanks to [@ActuallyTaylor](https://github.com/ActuallyTaylor/) for her help in getting the hi-res versions of the glyphs since iOS 12. Without them I don't think I'd have the patience to do this.
 
 Thanks also to the members of [r/Shortcuts'](https://discord.gg/HrzAhUu) and [RoutineHub's](https://discord.gg/2prYfrSUmc) Discords for their feedback.