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In this pull request, I've made significant optimizations to the assets in the repository, resulting in an impressive 42% reduction in file size from 41.3 kilobytes to a leaner 24 kilobytes. The primary focus of these changes was to enhance the performance and loading speed of the assets without compromising on their quality or functionality.
The reduced assets not only improve the loading times for end-users but also contribute to a more sustainable and resource-efficient application. With a 42% decrease in size, the assets can now be delivered faster, enhancing the user experience and positively impacting the project's overall performance.
I believe that these optimizations will significantly benefit the repository, providing a smoother experience for users and easing the burden on network resources. The substantial reduction in asset size demonstrates a significant improvement in the efficiency of the application.
I kindly request the repository owners to review and consider merging these changes to enhance the project's overall performance and user experience.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Abhishek Kumar