Skif-off left a comment (geany/geany#4632) Debian <= 12 and Ubuntu <= 24.04 contain `gtk-update-icon-cache` from GTK3, but GTK3 is legacy and in recent Linux distributions, `gtk-update-icon-cache` is a symbolic link to `gtk4-update-icon-cache`. So it's logical (in a wide variety of distributions and their versions) to first try `gtk4-update-icon-cache` and if that fails, try `gtk-update-icon-cache`. Why interfere with how the Linux distribution maintainers decided to generate the system cache (not Geany's cache) of the system icon theme (not Geany's theme)? Did it become prettier (otherwise it's some kind of meaningless change)? :)
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