Update favicon naming conventions

Updated the favicon naming conventions in both the workflow file and README to use the full domain name instead of the second-level domain. This ensures unique filenames and preserves complete domain information.

.github/workflows/run.yml

@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ jobs:
                   error_count=$((error_count + 1))
                   echo "Warning: Generic favicon detected for domain: $domain (SHA-256: $file_hash)"
                 else
-                  # Valid favicon downloaded - use full domain as filename
+                  # Valid favicon downloaded - use domain as filename
                   favicon_file="favicons/${domain}.png"
                   mv "$temp_favicon_file" "$favicon_file"
                   

README.md

@@ -14,10 +14,10 @@ This repository hosts a collection of favicon images for the world's most popula
 
 ### Access Individual Favicons
 
-Individual favicons are stored in the `assets` branch and are named according to their second-level domain:
+Individual favicons are stored in the `assets` branch and are named according to their domain name:
 
-- `google.png` for google.com
+- `google.com.png` for google.com
-- `github.png` for github.com
+- `github.com.png` for github.com
 
 Access patterns:
 
@@ -114,15 +114,12 @@ You can modify the run.yml file to change:
 
 ### File Naming
 
-Favicons are named based on the second-level domain:
+Favicons are named using the domain name:
 
-- `example.com` → `example.png`
+- `example.com` → `example.com.png`
-- `subdomain.example.com` → `example.png`
+- `subdomain.example.com` → `subdomain.example.com.png`
 
-When duplicate second-level domains exist, sequential numbers are added:
+This ensures unique filenames for all domains and preserves the complete domain information.
-
-- First `github.io` domain → `github.png`
-- Second `github.io` domain → `github_1.png`
 
 ### Error Handling