A lightweight Webpack plugin that automatically injects a `<link rel="icon" …>` tag into the HTML generated by html‑webpack‑plugin, letting developers add a favicon without manually editing templates. It’s aimed at front‑end developers and build engineers who use Webpack to bundle web applications and want a simple, configurable way to include favicons in their build output.
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