Changes in version 0.1.0.9000                      

  - Icons with curved outlines (e.g. circles) no longer show faceted,
    polygonal edges when rendered large. Curves are now kept as Bezier
    paths and only flattened to a polyline at draw time, at a resolution
    adapted to the icon's actual rendered size and the output device's
    resolution, instead of a fixed low-resolution approximation baked in
    when the icon was first parsed. grImport2 is no longer a dependency;
    SVG path data is now parsed directly (via xml2).

                 Changes in version 0.1.0 (2026-09-15)                  

Initial CRAN submission.

  - Added geom_icon(), a geom that draws an icon per row from the icon
    aesthetic, styled with colour/fill, size, alpha and angle. The icon
    aesthetic takes an icon vector from the icons package directly (e.g.
    icons::fontawesome$solid$rocket).
  - Added draw_key_icon(), the default geom_icon() legend key glyph.
  - Added scale_icon_identity() and scale_icon_manual(), plus
    scale_type.icon() method so aes(icon = ...) picks a sensible scale.
  - Added annotation_icon(), for drawing one or more icons at fixed
    positions, recycled the way annotate() recycles its arguments.
  - Added element_icon(), a theme() element (parallel to element_text())
    for axis.text/strip.text/legend.text that draws any label matching a
    name in a supplied icons lookup as an icon, falling back to ordinary
    text for everything else.
  - Added geom_pictogram() and stat_pictogram(), for isotype-style unit
    charts, waffle/percentage charts and rating widgets: a value is
    turned into a grid of repeated icons, some fraction of them filled
    in. The grid can be fixed-size (a waffle chart) or grow with value
    (an isotype chart), and reads as a bar/column chart when x or y is
    left unmapped.
  - Added guide_pictogram() and scale_value_continuous(), which together
    give geom_pictogram()'s value aesthetic a default legend spelling
    out the amount one icon represents (e.g. "= 1000").