[Website] Use outward glyph for Dock Export - #4091
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Updates the Dock “Export” button icon to use the WordPress upload glyph so the control better reflects “export/share” behavior rather than “download-only”.
Changes:
- Replace
@wordpress/iconsimport fromdownloadtoupload. - Update the Export dock item to render the
uploadicon.
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The Dock Export button now uses the WordPress
externalglyph, so the icon reads as opening or sending the Playground outward instead of downloading into the current browser. Export contains download and GitHub handoff actions, so the olddownloadglyph made the pane read like a download-only control.This swaps the existing
@wordpress/iconsimport fromdownloadtoexternalfor the Export dock item. The label and pane behavior stay unchanged.Before:
After:
Tested with:
npx nx test playground-website --testFile=dock-item-button.spec.tsx