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Summary
Replaced emoji-based status indicators with native Windows ICO icons for better visual appearance in the system tray menu. Windows renders emoji as monochrome in system tray menus, so this change provides proper colored icons for server status and quarantine indicators.
Changes
Icon Files: Added ICO format status icons for Windows compatibility:
Code Updates in internal/tray/managers.go:
Visual Impact
Before: Emoji indicators (🟢🔴⏸️🔒) rendered as monochrome in Windows system tray
After: Proper colored ICO icons displayed natively in Windows system tray menus
Other platforms (macOS, Linux) retain emoji-based indicators as they render correctly.