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new icon: verilog (original) - #2764
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developbranch.devicon.jsonfile at the correct alphabetic position as seen hereThis PR closes NONE
Related to #2625. That issue also requests SystemVerilog and Assembly, so I'm not closing it. SystemVerilog will follow in a separate PR.
Link to prove your SVG is correct and up-to-date.
Verilog has no official logo, so this is an original design rather than a copy of an existing mark: a chip with pins and a round window containing a V. The language itself is documented here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verilog
The letter is outlined from Oxanium Bold (SIL Open Font License): https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Oxanium
Colour
#248f4fis a PCB green, chosen for roughly 4:1 contrast on both white and dark backgrounds.It is a single path, 128x128, one colour, with no strokes or live text, tested at 16px and 32px on light and dark backgrounds. It pairs with a SystemVerilog icon that uses the same chip motif.