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8d3adb599f Replace the FOSS dot with a corner badge on app entries (#4924)
* Replace FOSS dot with a corner badge on app entries

- Add New-WinUtilFossBadge, the open source keyhole on a green backdrop
- Mark FOSS apps with a corner triangle instead of a dot after the name
- Give the FOSS legend a circle badge and move it below the buttons
- Sort Note entries last, they shared a rank with checkboxes before

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* Update functions/private/Initialize-InstallAppEntry.ps1

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function New-WinUtilFossBadge {
<#
.SYNOPSIS
Creates the FOSS marker: the open source keyhole on a green backdrop
.DESCRIPTION
Returns a fresh element on every call, because a WPF element can only have one parent.
The artwork is authored in a 22x22 box and scaled by the Viewbox, so callers only pick a size.
.PARAMETER Size
Edge length of the badge in pixels
.PARAMETER Round
Use a full circle instead of the corner triangle, for the legend rather than an app entry
#>
param(
[double]$Size = 24,
[switch]$Round
)
$artwork = New-Object Windows.Controls.Grid
$artwork.Width = 22
$artwork.Height = 22
$backdrop = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
$backdrop.Fill = [Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush]::new([Windows.Media.Color]::FromRgb(19, 143, 83))
$keyhole = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
$keyhole.Stroke = [Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush]::new([Windows.Media.Color]::FromRgb(247, 247, 247))
if ($Round) {
$backdrop.Data = [Windows.Media.EllipseGeometry]::new([Windows.Point]::new(11, 11), 11, 11)
# Keyhole centred in the circle, which has room for a larger ring than the triangle does
$keyhole.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse("M 7.673,15.751 A 5.8,5.8 0 1 1 14.327,15.751")
$keyhole.StrokeThickness = 3.4
} else {
# Triangle filling the top right corner, its outer corner rounded to match AppEntryBorderStyle
$backdrop.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse("M 0,0 L 17,0 A 5,5 0 0 1 22,5 L 22,22 Z")
# Keyhole centred on the triangle's incentre (15.56, 6.44) so it keeps the same
# 1.8 clearance from all three edges
$keyhole.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse("M 13.61,9.225 A 3.4,3.4 0 1 1 17.51,9.225")
$keyhole.StrokeThickness = 2.4
}
$keyhole.StrokeStartLineCap = [Windows.Media.PenLineCap]::Round
$keyhole.StrokeEndLineCap = [Windows.Media.PenLineCap]::Round
[void]$artwork.Children.Add($backdrop)
[void]$artwork.Children.Add($keyhole)
$badge = New-Object Windows.Controls.Viewbox
$badge.Width = $Size
$badge.Height = $Size
$badge.Child = $artwork
$badge.ToolTip = "Free and Open Source Software"
return $badge
}