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# Connection tool icons
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Branch candidate for [#41](http://217.177.34.108:3000/sorokin.oleg.edu/ARCADIA-Studio/issues/41), based on published Windows preview source `715036e132677dd2bc2fb37ed316d93dc9987aec`. This is not integrated or native acceptance.
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The reported collapsed palette repeats one arrow for three different tools. Extend the existing Rust/Iced canvas glyphs at their actual 16×16 size: work endpoints plus an arrow for Interaction/Functional exchange, neutral participant endpoints for Communication means, facing component ports for Boundary exchange, and work entering a performer for Allocation. The first pair never coexist in one perspective. Unoriented generic tools must not imply a fixed direction.
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Letter badges were rejected as language-dependent and cramped. Different arrow/dash styles risk confusing tool identity with relation direction. Native endpoint/container shapes fit the existing icon system without font or asset dependencies. Preserve button dimensions, explicit labels/tooltips, ordering, messages, availability and selection rules.
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Independent source critique found no blocker and confirmed the tool semantics and Iced API use. Actual-size legibility remains unverified, particularly the exchange arrow, port details and possible download/import interpretation of Allocation. Verify enabled, disabled, hovered and selected palettes in both perspectives, expansion/collapse, tool activation, representative relation creation and cancellation. Existing keyboard/accessibility behavior must be checked, not inferred from hover labels. Reuse semantic connection tests; geometry hashes alone are not an identification or usability evaluator.
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Linux remains excluded by the existing user pause. Live ownership and integration status belong to the linked issue.
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