fix(deps): update dependency geist to v1.7.1#695
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This PR contains the following updates:
1.5.1→1.7.1Release Notes
vercel/geist-font (geist)
v1.7.1Compare Source
Patch Changes
c8ed578: Fix Geist Mono rendering source-code text with unintended programming ligatures.v1.7.0 unintentionally activated programming-ligature substitutions (
-->,==,!=,...,--, etc.) under theliga(Standard Ligatures) OpenType feature, which is on by default in every renderer. As a result, text like--debug-prerender,[id...],[...id], orNODE_OPTIONS='--debug-prerender' noderendered with ligated glyphs and broke monospace alignment in code.The source-level fix is in #217; this release ships the rebuilt binaries.
v1.7.0Compare Source
Minor Changes
d7ef63c: We're excited to announce a new member to our font family: Geist PixelIt's a display typeface family featuring five unique pixel-based variants, each with a distinct visual style. It is designed for decorative use in headlines, logos, and other display contexts where a pixelated aesthetic is desired.
It includes five distinct variants, each exported separately:
GeistPixelSquare--font-geist-pixel-squareGeistPixelGrid--font-geist-pixel-gridGeistPixelCircle--font-geist-pixel-circleGeistPixelTriangle--font-geist-pixel-triangleGeistPixelLine--font-geist-pixel-line