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@smnandre is it the first one or the second one we should keep? the on-demande is different
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I think in RST it's
_
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the first does not render correctly
https://symfony.com/bundles/ux-icons/current/index.html#icons-on-demand
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Well thne it's
**like that**
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Yes, the
_ ... _
is italics in Markdown. In RST, italics is* ... *
and bold is** ... **
But here the problem is that this phrase is wrongly repeated, so let's remove it entirely.