[flutter_local_notifications] Add note about keeping @mipmap/ic_launcher resource
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Thanks for this. Personally I'd rather the readme removed mentioning using the launcher icon but I reckon there'd be those in the community that would keep doing so that keeping it with what you added in the PR will minimise the number of issues opened on this |
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Add a note to prevent issues like #1762.
I agree with @MaikuB 's sentiment that there are multiple ways to configure things and this is app specific configuration, however, the README does slightly nudge you in this direction if you're just trying to get things working. It does note that it isn't recommended, but it's not clear what the consequences will be.
Alternatively, removing the note about it being possible to use
ic_launcherand provide much stronger recommendations against it instead might be another approach to avoid this.