[OTHER] Extending wiki with tutorials for each recommended tool

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### What would you like to share?

It would be nice if we had a wiki page with tutorials for all the recommended tools. This can of course be added incrementally.

@BenSouchet Has already made a quick tutorial for a new tool recommendation here -> https://github.com/devicons/devicon/issues/1279#issuecomment-1195433256

We could follow the same format for the other tools that we have in the [Recommended resources and tools](https://github.com/devicons/devicon/wiki/Recommended-resources-and-tools) wiki page, then add a link back in the table on that page.

#### Example

| Tool Name | Link | Description & Usage |Tutorials|
| :----------------- | :------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------- |:----|
| Inkscape | https://inkscape.org/ | Free desktop application for editing and making SVGs |[how to foo](https://example.com/), [how to bar](https://example.com/)|
| Visual Studio Code | https://code.visualstudio.com/ | A code editor for editing code |[how to vscode](https://example.com/)|
| vscode.dev | https://vscode.dev/ | Visual Studio Code in the browser |[how to vscode](https://example.com/)|
| Iloveimg | https://www.iloveimg.com/resize-image/resize-svg | Resizing SVGs (this doesn't work with SVGs containing complex elements like gradients, etc.). **Still have to add the attribute `viewBox="0 0 128 128"` manually to your resized files.**|[cool tutorial](https://example.com/)|
| svgviewer.dev | https://www.svgviewer.dev/ | View, save, and optimize SVGs |[tutorial1](https://example.com/)|
| Vecta.io | https://vecta.io/nano | Compress and optimize SVGs|[tutorial1](https://example.com/)

### Additional information

#### I propose the following additions

- 1 new wiki page for `tools usage and tutorials`
- A new column in the table on the [Recommended resources and tools](https://github.com/devicons/devicon/wiki/Recommended-resources-and-tools) wiki page (as shown in the example above)