Well that took longer than it should have 
. It looks like you are using an older version of Illustrator that defaults to 72dpi and the svg dimensions are set to px rather than in. Fritzing (in this case anyway) dealt with that, but Inkscape isn’t as forgiving. I had to convert that svgs to the current 96dpi for Inkscape. I think setting dimensions to in should keep Illustrator happy too.
Here is the major problem, because of the path with no interior pads, the Fritzing gerber code generates no holes for the slot. To correct that I added 3 pads (only the bottom ones set as a connector), which I think the board houses may accept (I haven’t tried it but others say they have done similar things):
The top part is my fixed up one the bottom is the original. The lighter purple are the holes. As you see there are no holes in the slots of your part (and the pin holes look to be too large, in mine I reduced them to 0.03in as shown on a data sheet for a USB 3.0 through hole connector here:
https://www.mouser.ca/datasheet/2/670/uj3-ah-4-th-1313315.pdf
This produces this drill.txt file on geber export:
; NON-PLATED HOLES START AT T1
; THROUGH (PLATED) HOLES START AT T100
M48
INCH
T100C0.039500
T101C0.030000
T102C0.035667
%
T100
X017672Y014333
X018657Y014333
X019444Y014333
X020428Y014333
T101
X011460Y014333
X012444Y014333
X009688Y014333
X010672Y014333
T102
X013651Y012976
X013651Y013254
X013651Y013543
X008478Y012976
X008478Y013543
X008478Y013254
T00
M30
Which shows the 4 data pad holes ( T101C0.030000) as 0.03in plated through, and the 6 slot holes as 0.0395 (I probably should set that to 0.04in, which they will probably round up to anyway but I didn’t )
In all cases I re scaled the svgs so the internal units are in thousands of an inch. The procedure is detailed here:
At the same time I changed the scale from 72dpi to 96dpi and changed the units from px to in, so the dpi shouldn’t matter anymore. because of the units being in the svg should render at the same scale no matter the underlying dpi setting.
Breadboard
Pretty much identical except I renumbered the connectors in order starting at connector0
icon
I eliminated and reused breadboard. This saves the space of the icon svg.
pcb
rescaled, adjusted the size of the connector pads for the 4 data pins to make the holes be 0.03in, added similar pads (3 overlapping holes for each slot, with only the bottom one defined as a connector) to make holes for the slots. Changed the connector numbers to start at connector0 and match the pins in breadboard (it would be a good bet to check the resulting footprint against a real part to make sure I got it right!)
schematic
redid it entirely from the schematic template svg as that was easier. The 2 shield pins on your part’s schematic have either no or incorrectly placed terminalIds which cause the connection to the middle of the pin here (corrected in my part.)
and finally my corrected part:
94. USB-A Female (Stand 90)-fixed.fzpz (7.6 KB)
which has a modified moduleID and variant so it will load along side your original part for comparison.
Peter