Possible renaming of power symbols?

[Enivex]

These symbols were recently introduced in 7c81751, however I think it's worth reconsidering some of the names.

In particular, ⏻ (U+23FB) is currently power.standby, but I think just power, power.toggle or power.button could be better names.

[T0mstone]

I deliberately made power.standby the first variant so that you can also use it as just power. Note that this symbol represents toggling standby mode in particular. A full on/off toggle should always use ⏼ .
(Edit: At least that's how I heard it, can't remember where from tho)
Edit 2: Okay, not just hearsay, Wikipedia corroborates.

[MDLC01]

I don't think I ever saw ⏼ IRL. Generally, buttons that are used to turn a device on or off depending on its current state use ⏻ where I live (France).

[Enivex]

You are probably referring to this

https://www.iso.org/obp/ui#iec:grs:60417:5009

However, the IEEE 1621 standard elaborates

Both Unicode and IEEE call it simply the power symbol (see https://unicode-explorer.com/c/23FB)

The distinction seems to be that ⏼ is always a hard on-off switch, while ⏻ is more general.

I'd prefer dropping standby and simply letting it be power

[knuesel]

The Wikipedia page has a subsection on the ambiguity of ⏻ and how it was redefined to be a generic power symbol, and the crescent (our power.sleep) was added for the standby meaning. So I'm in favor of removing standby.

(This reminds me of this post from the person who took on the journey of getting these symbols in Unicode)