Installer: Add Support for Installing Cantarell Fonts #141
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Bundles a copy of the static Cantarell fonts so we can just install them to
~/.local/share/fonts.The current Cantarell release page only prebuilds the variable fonts, and the Gitlab Releases links for the prebuilt static font seem to be dead.
But as Cantarell is pretty stable at this point, I don't see too much of an issue simply including it in the repo. Saves users the hassle of having to build it themselves. I've also tossed in an older ttf version from google fonts for Windows Users' sake.
Since users might not need this depending on distro packaging, or already be using something like the AUR Package, it is not installed by default and requires the
--font-installargument.