2 Commits (report-raw-dead-links)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Divyansh Singh	91b06b67a3	fix(theme)!: route cjk punctuation to matching system fonts ... The Inter Core faces (previously Inter4CJK) leave East Asian ambiguous punctuation and symbols uncovered so that the document's CJK font can render them, but the next family in the stack was a Latin system font, which claimed most of those characters before the language-aware system fallback could pick the right CJK font - and characters it lacked could land in an unrelated one (like Apple SD Gothic Neo on Chinese pages in Chrome on macOS). The zh/ja/ko stacks now name the platform defaults explicitly (PingFang SC / Microsoft YaHei / Noto Sans CJK SC, Hiragino Sans / Meiryo / Yu Gothic / Noto Sans CJK JP, Apple SD Gothic Neo / Malgun Gothic / Noto Sans CJK KR), so per-glyph matching lands there deterministically, and sites can splice a CJK webfont between 'Inter Core' and the system families. Traditional Chinese currently shares the zh (Hans) rule; the TC variant is documented in the script. BREAKING CHANGE: the Inter4CJK font family has been renamed to 'Inter Core'. Custom --vp-font-family-base overrides referencing Inter4CJK must be updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>	1 month ago
Divyansh Singh	705c1be0f8	feat(theme): cover all Inter glyphs, generate font subsets from a script ... scripts/subsetFonts.py now regenerates the woff2 subsets and fonts.css from the ranges in scripts/fontSubsets.json (pinned Inter release, byte-reproducible builds): - a new lazily-loaded `symbols` subset covers every glyph of the full font that the existing subsets skipped (arrows, math, geometric shapes, enclosed alphanumerics, keyboard symbols, ...); U+2318 and U+21A9 live in the latin subset instead as the theme's chrome uses them - Inter4CJK faces are generated as the subset ranges minus East Asian Ambiguous punctuation/symbols so that CJK fonts render those in CJK documents, and now also apply to Korean - the base typography variables move into fonts.css next to the faces; webfont mode no longer declares the Inter4CJK override (there is no such family on Google Fonts), and the redundant `font-optical-sizing: auto` is gone - fix: the `:lang(zh, ja, ko)` selector list syntax is not supported in Chrome and silently matched nothing inside the forgiving `:where()`, so the CJK font handling and `line-break: strict` never applied there Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>	1 month ago