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Fix workspace icon in docs (#1482)

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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ id: "workspaces"
title: "Workspaces"
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import WorkspaceSVG from "../../frontend/app/asset/workspace.svg";
import WorkspaceSVG from "/static/img/workspace.svg";
# Workspaces
@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ The exception to this rule is the last window will be preserved when closed and
To preserve a new workspace, you must save it. This can be acheived by clicking the "Save workspace" button at the bottom of the Workspace Switcher.
If you instead see "Create new workspace" at the bottom of the Workspace Switcher, you are already in a saved workspace. You can also confirm this by checking the wording at the top of the Workspace Switcher. For an unsaved workspace, you will see "Open workspace"; for a saved workspace, you will see "Switch workspaces".
If you instead see "Create new workspace" at the bottom of the Workspace Switcher, you are already in a saved workspace. You can also confirm this by checking the wording at the top of the Workspace Switcher. For an unsaved workspace, you will see "Open workspace"; for a saved workspace, you will see "Switch workspaces". You can also confirm this because the icon for the Workspace Switcher button will be <WorkspaceSVG/>.
Once a workspace is saved, you will see a new entry in the Workspace Switcher list for your saved workspace. It will be named `New Workspace (<random string>)`. To make the most of your workspace, is recommended to change this name, and the icon and icon color, to something more memorable or meaningful.