Inclusion of "Launcher hidden" entries for Apps with Icon Pack support about arcticons

[Donnnno]

Can you give an example of an app like that?

Web apps are allowed if someone makes it, but they're disabled in the request function because of their unique IDs

[TotallyAvailable]

Well given that I ignored the reason most of them don't show up in a launcher...I didn't quite think through the 'how to bind' them with at least the default Android Icon.
Might've been a smart idea to actually look at how Apps like Hail deal with those before asking. I assume there shouldn't be anything stopping it from just loading the drawables based on the Packagename alone.

As for why even bother -> consistency and small surprises for current and future users.
Fewer reasons for more Apps to not adopt support for Icon Packs if System Apps actually get covered as well.
Also no issues with broken entries in the future...

The consequences of it actually working would obviously be quite a bit of crowd sourcing to cover OEM specific stuff.

I might just be dreaming too much though.

Edit:
In theory it shouldn't be too hard to include a case for Apps without (main) activities by telling it to search for something like
<item component="ComponentInfo{com.android.theme.font.googlesans/custom.icon}" drawable="android"/>
with 'custom.icon' as hardcoded value to keep the structure consistent.

Package without activities -> search for 'packagename/custom.icon' instead

While it could probably be done without 'custom.icon' by simply linking 0 activities to the default Android icon, plenty of system and user apps actually come with custom/different icons and/or activities. (like de.dlyt.yanndroid.notinotes)

Maybe @kaanelloed knows if that's something current/standard implementations would allow by adding a few more lines of code or if there's something else I'm not thinking about.

[kaanelloed]

I've never really looked at web apps icons, but from what I understand, I don't think any launcher has implemented a way to apply icon packs with web apps.