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Doc: Add a readme.md for using recolordocsicons.py

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In preparation of moving the instructions for taking screenshots
from the Extending Qt Creator Manual to a QUIP.

Change-Id: I034185e7ab4878cf36766db1e9a6b8de5d2b3fed
Reviewed-by: Eike Ziller <eike.ziller@qt.io>
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If you receive a large number of icons that are not visible in either light
or dark mode or have a solid background, run the \c recolordocsicons.py
Python script from the \c src/tools/icons/ directory. By default, the script
recolors icons in \c qtcreator/doc/qtcreator/images/icons. Use the
\c -docspath option to specify the path to another icon source directory.
For example, if you saved the new icons in \c {C:\iconconversions}, switch to
the \c {qtcreator\src\tools\icons} folder and enter:
\badcode
recolordocsicons.py -docspath C:\iconconversions
\endcode
To run the script, you will need to install the following tools and add them
to the PATH:
\list
\li Python 3.x (the script has been tested to work with 3.10)
\li ImageMagick
\li optipng
\endlist
Python script from the \c src/tools/icons/ directory. For options
and examples, see the \c README.md file.
\section2 Saving Images