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I am not understanding what you mean exactly but if you meant SVG alone is enough to do most of the things then let me tell you that for me it's very very limited and it fails to achieve (at least in a flexible way) most of the things I want.
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I collaborated a bit with ChatGPT to flesh out the ideas: gist.github.com/voxpelli/e7c... I do not mean that SVG is enough, rather that the path element should be allowed to shine on its own as it can do stuff like what you are pointing out :)
gist.github.comMe and ChatGPT drafting a minimal SVG spec, drawing inspiration from VectorDrawable and TinyVGMe and ChatGPT drafting a minimal SVG spec, drawing inspiration from VectorDrawable and TinyVG - 0-svg-nano.md
path cannot do what I want. The converter I am sharing is not the goal of using shape(), it's a tool to help with more complex stuff I want to achieve. See the Spec to understand why shape() was created: drafts.csswg.org/css-shapes-2...