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Update - I've now got the app to build by pasting in the code for another app's icon into the app-icon.js file, but oddly the app has the intended new icon when uploaded to my watch, not the icon of the app I copied the code from. So I'm very confused as to what role the encoded app-icon.js file plays - I thought it determined the app icon as it appears on the watch but it seems not?
I'd be grateful if someone with a BangleJS2 could try uploading my geminiclock app from here and let me know if the app icon in your watch menu appears as a number 11 (icon from another app as placed in the app-icon.js file) or, as it appears on my watch, the number 23 (icon in the app.png file): https://blogmywiki.github.io/BangleApps/?q=gemini