✨ Add OpenDyslexic font and pave way to support other fonts
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Relates to #377
I've added a new
app_fontfield to user preferences to enable the ability to select between a set of built-in fonts. For the time being, I've only addedOpenDyslexic. However, I have outlined the process for adding more in the documentation to hopefully get help adding in whatever people agree to be the essentials to have.I've also outlined the future goals re: being able to map local fonts without the need for bundling them and waiting for a full release cycle.
This PR does not include any logic to isolate font selection for the epub reader. I plan to tackle that at a later date with other epub-related changes