Add wellbeing icons

[danielbayley]

We probably don’t need them all, but the candle* variants are a nice alternative light/dark mode toggle.

yin-yang is an excellent way of representing contrast, or even dark/light mode toggle.

triangle-stripes to represent class/hierarchy.

flower-lotus alts…

Related to #1398.

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[danielbayley]

I also had these in drafts… But that was before I knew about the

Icons do not include religious or political imagery

…rule #1224 (comment), so just leaving them here for reference:

[ericfennis]

Can we have some use cases for this one?
The lotus I get: "digital wellbeing", the others not.

For your other drafts you posted, We should not add religious or cultural symbols, this is out of scope of the Lucide library. Lucide should be neutral of religion and culture. This because lucide is world wide used by all kinds of people with their own background, if we considering adding these symbols we also should be open for all other symbols in religion and culture and that are a lot. And a lot of religion and culture symbols having conflicts of meaning with each other. I really want to avoid any discussions about religion or culture in this project.

[ericfennis]

@danielbayley Use cases are not really solid.
I never saw a candle used for light/mode dark mode toggles. We shouldn't add that one.
triangle-stripes is a bit abstract to use for hierarchy, network is the one that fits better for that.

I think these are the ones we should add.
yin-yang is nice, and represents "balance".
lotus is nice, and could be used for "digital wellbeing".

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[ericfennis]

This PR is merged to the lab branch. This PR does not match our PR template, which requires valid use cases. To move on we merged this PR to the lab branch, which will be moved to a separate repo in the future.