svgcleaner:tldr:5b9c6

This command appears to be invoking a program called "svgcleaner" with two command line arguments: ${input-svg} and ${output-svg}.

Based on the command syntax, it seems that the command expects two filenames as input. The placeholder ${input-svg} likely represents the input SVG file path or filename, and ${output-svg} represents the output SVG file path or filename.

By running this command, the "svgcleaner" program will likely read the content of the input SVG file, perform some cleaning or optimization operations on it, and then save the resulting cleaned or optimized SVG content into the output SVG file.

However, note that the placeholders "${input-svg}" and "${output-svg}" are not standard syntax in shell/command line scripting. They might be placeholders used in a specific context or script, and their actual values should be substituted with valid file paths or filenames for the command to work correctly.