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Ivan VasilovandJoshen Lim 05a542ccea chore: Migrate all feather icons to lucide icons (#29038)
* Add lucide-react to docs (to make the autocomplete work).

* Migrate the docs app icons.

* Migrate the ui-patterns.

* Remove the old icons from ui package.

* Migrate the www app from react-feather icons.

* Migrate all of studio icons.

* Migrate the only component in design-system.

* Fix an old import in ui package. Revert an import in docs app.

* Fix some pages in www.

* Remove unneeded files used in generation of icons.

* Fix a prettier error.

* Fix more issues in www.

* Fix an issue in Log Date picker.

* Replace all string sizes with number sizes because the icons grew in some cases.

* Fix more imports in security page.

* Fix an extra import.

* Remove the size prop from all icons if they're in a button and they match the button size.

* Minor fixes for docs and www.

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Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
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