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Agree. Currently enabling HTML/SVG optimization is controlled with Enable Tidy. Which in fact not only enables tidy, but also Leanify. So it is not well named. But the concept is correct. Optimizing HTML or SVG, even if behaviour gets unchanged, they are not furthermore editable, at least manually. This is why it is not enabled by default.
@javiergutierrezchamorro I understand they won't be manually editable, but that's the same w/ XML, right? So why treat SVG different than any other XML, in that sense? Also, SVGz should be recompressed via Zip toolchain, regardless of other optimizations, right?
@javiergutierrezchamorro Due to #14 (comment), I've HTML-Tidy disabled (temporarily, I expect), but I think there's no reason that SVG & SVGz shouldn't be optimized via the image, XML, &/or Zip (especially Leanify) toolchains, @ least optionally. Re-evaluate, please?
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