Add Literata as a bundled reading-optimized font option - #1535
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- Bundles Literata (OFL-licensed) in Regular/Italic/Bold/BoldItalic - Adds a Literata button to the reader's font picker, alongside Default/Yahei/SimSun/KaiTi/Arial - Injects @font-face rules into each chapter's rendered iframe via epub.js hooks.content.register, so the font is actually available inside book content rather than silently falling back - Updates the saved-font-preference restore map to include Literata Closes crocodilestick#1534
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Adds Literata as a bundled reading-optimised font option
The reader's font picker only offered Default, Yahei, SimSun, KaiTi, and Arial. The first three are Chinese-language system fonts with no benefit for non-CJK text, and neither Default nor Arial was designed specifically for on-screen reading comfort.
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Closes #1534