Update Icon Export sample files to remove "image file does not exist" about joint-military-symbology-xml

[abouffard]

Fixed in PR #97. Please test and verify @csmoore

[csmoore]

Thanks - much easier to see/validate which ones are missing now.

Are the 3 remaining "does not exist" symbols already recorded as issues somewhere? (like #16 ?)

{Symbols_Root}\Appendices\Space\05111900
{Symbols_Root}\Appendices\ControlMeasures\25140200
{Symbols_Root}\Appendices\ControlMeasures\25240805

[csmoore]

@abouffard - I never heard back on question above so I'll just add these 3 to the new Image Discrepancies Issue #98 so we can close this

[csmoore]

@abouffard - I just had a look and 1 of those 2 remaining "does not exist" icons seem to be errors in the XML - can you fix please. Reopening this issue and assigning to @abouffard.

Incorrect Icons files:
Appendices\ControlMeasures\25240805 --> should be 25240805a

[abouffard]

Fixed in PR merge #100. Also addressed 25140200. We should have no more missing svg files. @csmoore : please review, confirm, and close at your leisure.

[csmoore]

Updated files looks good & comments were very useful to clarifying the current standard depiction vs. reality (I wonder if we shouldn't do something similar-add a similar comment to clarify the 3 boundary line depictions on the boundary line entry?)

[abouffard]

Thanks. The general inclusion of Description and Remarks attributes in JMSML were intended for things like this. Description to essentially help generally describe the doctrine behind the use of a given symbol, the Remarks for information that might be exceptional/unexpected/particularly unusual about a given symbol, or mainly just information about that symbol that would benefit someone implementing it in a solution. Perhaps someday our symbol editing/browser UIX can make use of more of this kind of metadata. Perhaps over time we'll see other contributors offering to provide details for some of these attributes. They would also then make good informative content in any document generated from the XML using style sheets.