update elements and fix some bugs

lib/iron_iconset.dart

 // DO NOT EDIT: auto-generated with `pub run custom_element_apigen:update`
 
 /// Dart API for the polymer element `iron_iconset`.
 @HtmlImport('iron_iconset_nodart.html')
 library polymer_elements.lib.src.iron_iconset.iron_iconset;
 
 import 'dart:html';
 import 'dart:js' show JsArray, JsObject;
 import 'package:web_components/web_components.dart';
 import 'package:polymer_interop/polymer_interop.dart';
 import 'iron_meta.dart';
 
-/// The `iron-iconset` element allows users to define their own icon sets.
-/// The `src` property specifies the url of the icon image. Multiple icons may
-/// be included in this image and they may be organized into rows.
-/// The `icons` property is a space separated list of names corresponding to the
-/// icons. The names must be ordered as the icons are ordered in the icon image.
-/// Icons are expected to be square and are the size specified by the `size`
-/// property. The `width` property corresponds to the width of the icon image
-/// and must be specified if icons are arranged into multiple rows in the image.
-///
-/// All `iron-iconset` elements are available for use by other `iron-iconset`
-/// elements via a database keyed by id. Typically, an element author that wants
-/// to support a set of custom icons uses a `iron-iconset` to retrieve
-/// and use another, user-defined iconset.
-///
-/// Example:
-///
-///     <iron-iconset id="my-icons" src="my-icons.png" width="96" size="24"
-///         icons="location place starta stopb bus car train walk">
-///     </iron-iconset>
-///
-/// This will automatically register the icon set "my-icons" to the iconset
-/// database.  To use these icons from within another element, make a
-/// `iron-iconset` element and call the `byId` method to retrieve a
-/// given iconset. To apply a particular icon to an element, use the
-/// `applyIcon` method. For example:
-///
-///     iconset.applyIcon(iconNode, 'car');
-///
-/// Themed icon sets are also supported. The `iron-iconset` can contain child
-/// `property` elements that specify a theme with an offsetX and offsetY of the
-/// theme within the icon resource. For example.
-///
-///     <iron-iconset id="my-icons" src="my-icons.png" width="96" size="24"
-///         icons="location place starta stopb bus car train walk">
-///       <property theme="special" offsetX="256" offsetY="24"></property>
-///     </iron-iconset>
-///
-/// Then a themed icon can be applied like this:
-///
-///     iconset.applyIcon(iconNode, 'car', 'special');
+
 @CustomElementProxy('iron-iconset')
 class IronIconset extends HtmlElement with CustomElementProxyMixin, PolymerBase {
   IronIconset.created() : super.created();
   factory IronIconset() => new Element.tag('iron-iconset');
 
   /// Array of fully-qualified names of icons in this set.
   List get iconNames => jsElement[r'iconNames'];
   set iconNames(List value) { jsElement[r'iconNames'] = (value != null && value is! JsArray) ? new JsObject.jsify(value) : value;}
 
   /// A space separated list of names corresponding to icons in the iconset
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   num get width => jsElement[r'width'];
   set width(num value) { jsElement[r'width'] = value; }
 
   /// Applies an icon to the given element as a css background image. This
   /// method does not size the element, and it's usually necessary to set
   /// the element's height and width so that the background image is visible.
   /// [element]: The element to which the icon is applied.
   /// [icon]: The name or index of the icon to apply.
   /// [theme]: (optional) The name or index of the icon to apply.
   /// [scale]: (optional, defaults to 1) Icon scaling factor.
-  applyIcon(Element element, icon, String theme, num scale) =>
+  applyIcon(Element element, icon, theme, scale) =>
       jsElement.callMethod('applyIcon', [element, icon, theme, scale]);
 
   /// Remove an icon from the given element by undoing the changes effected
   /// by `applyIcon`.
   /// [element]: The element from which the icon is removed.
   removeIcon(Element element) =>
       jsElement.callMethod('removeIcon', [element]);
 }