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Originally Posted by stumped
I have never seen svg defined like this though - where's the actual image ?
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That IS the actual image. SVG is, and always has been, editable xml files. They're not binary files (unless raster images are embedded). The image-data is then rendered in an svg-capable renderer. Like a browser (or Sigil's Preview).
You may be thinking of SVG
tags. Which are commonly used as wrappers around other binary raster-type images when creating ebook cover pages.
An SVG image really IS text. Editable in a text editor if you know what you're doing, but more commonly edited with something like Inkscape, CorelDRAW, or Adobe Illustrator.