The decision that was already made: the estate carries an enterprise Font Awesome Pro
license, so an icon system that cannot speak Font Awesome is arguing with a purchase
order. Here it is the sixth and seventh entries in the icon-collection setting. Free
comes from Iconify like the other five and offers one style; Pro is generated from the
licensed packages by pnpm icons:fa-pro into gitignored folders, and appears in the
picker only on a build that has them — the same 228 semantic names, now in five styles.
That split is the demonstration. The app never names a Font Awesome icon; it asks for
warning and gets triangle-exclamation in whichever style the reader chose, which is
what makes a license a setting rather than a rewrite.