projectorganizer: don't use stock icons #932
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There is more choice when using icons based on freedesktop icon name so we can use better icons.
This makes the icons more consistent with the treebrowser plugin. For expanding/collapsing use go-down/go-up icons which should look similar to each other (using list-add/list-remove is usually shown as +/- but with some themes the remove action is shown as a red cross)
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There is more choice when using icons based on freedesktop icon name
so we can use better icons.
This is mainly because of "New file" and "New directory" icons in the popup menu in the sidebar which should use action icons instead of icons of a file and a directory (with some themes all action icons are black and white while document/directory icons have a color which looks inappropriate in this case).